Comment Stormont farce to continue as long as British government strings DUP alongChange to Good Friday Agreement may be needed if power sharing is to return to the North
Comment UK legacy bill involves difficult but necessary choices on handling the pastThe UK government believes it will enable faster delivery of better information to more victims and survivors
‘Little or no chance’ DUP will re-enter power sharing before ChristmasIrish and British governments pessimistic of Stormont restoration as Jeffrey Donaldson unlikely to accept reduction in checks under Windsor Agreement
Northern Ireland Preparing political options for a Plan B government in NorthAs the stalemate continues, three main options are being considered, including the least popular among all parties – a return to direct rule
Northern Ireland ‘Has anybody learned anything?’: Lyra McKee’s sister calls for action on extremism in NorthNichola McKee Corner says extremism is growing in political vacuum left by Stormont deadlock
Business Post's View Editorial: British response to Varadkar united Ireland comments unhelpful and insulting
Politics Leo Varadkar floats possible ‘targeted’ mortgage interest relief for homeowners in the budgetThe Taoiseach also said he expects more sitting Fine Gael TDs to not seek re-election
Northern Ireland Varadkar, Sefcovic to announce €1bn of European funding for Northern IrelandThe funding will be received through a new EU programme known as PEACEPLUS
Business Post's View Editorial: Choosing a new chief for the PSNI is an important and delicate taskLast week’s riot in Derry was proof that the threat of violence still hangs over the communities in the North
Northern Ireland DUP leader calls for interim chief to take control of PSNI ‘crisis’Sir Jeffrey Donaldson pointed to a loss of confidence internally within the PSNI
Northern Ireland Catholic PSNI officers urged to carry weapons attending mass after data breachRepresentative group warns data breach shock waves and budgetary constraints will hamper Catholic recruitment
Northern Ireland PSNI chief Simon Byrne resigns Pressure had been mounting on Byrne for weeks, with numerous calls for his resignation
Northern Ireland Images of Troubles victims projected onto British parliament as UK urged to scrap legacy BillControversial legislation is to be debated on Tuesday and would prevent future inquests into Troubles offences
Northern Ireland SDLP calls for Irish government to play role in forming NI budgetMPs tabled amendment mandating UK government engages with the Irish government on financial settlements
Comment Deirdre Heenan: DUP have trapped the North in a state of dysfunction and driftThere are no signs that the DUP is prepared to return to power sharing, but neither are there any indications of what they actually want
Northern Ireland Man charged with PSNI data leak to appear in court A man in his 50s was charged in connection with the offence on Saturday evening
Tech PSNI data breach ‘mirrors Snowden leaks in terms of possible impact’Data security expert warns of the ‘stupidity’ of using unencrypted Excel spreadsheets to store sensitive details
Northern Ireland Man arrested on suspicion of terror offence connected to PSNI data breach released39-year-old had been detained following a search in Armagh on Wednesday
Personal Finance Buy your used car in the North: it pays to go the extra mileThanks to multiple extra levies and red tape, buying from Britain is not the bargain it once was. But that’s not the case just over the border
Politics Taoiseach visits Northern Ireland amid security concernsLeo Varadkar is visiting Belfast shortly after his own image was burnt at a loyalist bonfire during the 12th of July celebrations
