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,

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has mistakenly said Northern Ireland "voted to leave" the European Union. Steve Aiken asked Nuala McAllister to apologise after she called him "patronising", but she refused.

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

A number of schools in Northern Ireland will be closed on Monday as a result of the weekend weather. A yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in effect for Northern Ireland until midday on Monday. A full list of the affected schools are detailed below.

There were 509 confirmed cases in the week ending 4 January - down from 625 the week before.

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

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.

Portsmouth and Oxford United are both reportedly interested in making a January loan move for Northern Ireland international Paddy McNair.

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,

German logistics provider Dachser has opened a new branch in Belfast, strengthening its road freight offering for customers in Northern Ireland and extending direct access to its European network.

Home sales surged in Northern Ireland in the first quarter of 2025 ahead of the changes to stamp duty, which came into effect at the start of April. The changes saw the threshold for paying zero stamp duty land tax (SDLT) lowered from £250,000 to £125,000.