The sister of a teenager killed in the Omagh bomb has told a public inquiry his death left a wound in the family that will never heal.

The son of one of the victims of the Omagh bomb has described the “torture” of not being able to see his mother before she was buried due to the nature of her injuries.

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The second youngest victim of the Omagh bomb had been due to be a flower girl at her uncle's wedding when she was killed in ...

A senior judge has been appointed as the chair of the Omagh Bombing Inquiry. Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris ...

Funding from the council's Vacant to Vibrant scheme is helping tackle the city's high level of empty buildings.

The company behind the north’s top monthly magazine, the Ulster Tatler, is to relocate its Belfast operation. Ulster Journals ...

Storm Eowyn caused mayhem across the British Isles today with 114mph winds axing 1,000 flights across the UK and Ireland, ...

"From its history of shipbuilding to its lively pub scene and famous murals, Belfast draws visitors for its culture, heritage ...

An Irish Football Association (IFA) decision to withdraw plans for a national football training centre in Antrim has been ...

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - U.S. e-commerce giant Amazon.com opened on Thursday a walk-in centre in South Africa that it says will help its independent sellers attract more customers and expand their ...