Snow continued to fall in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, throughout Sunday, January 4, creating dangerous conditions on the roads for locals.The Met Office issued a yellow warning for many parts of Northern Ireland,

Northern Ireland is expected to avoid the worst of the first named storm of the year, Storm Goretti, with forecasters indicating conditions will gradually become milder later this week despite renewed ice risks overnight.

Private landlords in Northern Ireland will be forced to give long-term tenants up to seven months’ notice for eviction under new government proposals.

Armagh-based Lyxity introduces IP-protected Intelligent Content technology as AI-powered content market surges past £2.8 billion globally We’ve seen clients cut their content creation time from 100 hours to 45 minutes – that’s the power of Intelligent Content.

The Met Office has warned that clearing skies and scattered wintry showers may bring icy patches and some disruption.

St. Mary’s University College in Belfast is marking the 125th year of a remarkable journey that began in 1900.

Belfast studio founder Michelle Connolly explains why creative jobs remain secure despite artificial intelligence advances AI can generate images but it cannot understand a client’s brand or make creative decisions that connect with real audiences” — Michelle Connolly,

Northern Ireland international Callum Marshall has joined German outfit VfL Bochum on loan for the rest of this season from West Ham United.

Third, after cautious pilots, 2026 will see the public sector in Northern Ireland accelerate AI adoption, with healthcare leading the charge. Expect AI-driven diagnostics, automated clinical documentation, and predictive resource planning to move from trial to everyday use.

ProfileTree’s Future Business Academy offers no-cost AI masterclass to help small businesses across Ireland and the UK implement AI safely and strategically. By removing the cost barrier, we’re giving every business the opportunity to develop essential AI skills.

Junior ISAs are becoming an increasingly popular way for parents across Northern Ireland to build a financial foundation for their children’s future.