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Claudia Savage
UK
Noah Donohoe may have ‘lost touch with reality’ prior to death – inquest
Statements were heard from two experts in relation to the ‘sequence of unusual and perplexing behaviour’ exhibited by the Belfast schoolboy.
By
Claudia Savage
8 Jun 2026
UK
Tributes paid to Michael Lyster ‘moderniser of sport broadcasting’
He was best known for presenting The Sunday Game on RTE.
By
Claudia Savage
22 Mar 2026
Politics
Irish border will feature in EU–UK ‘reset’ if Reform wins power, MP says
Danny Kruger was speaking to the TUV conference.
By
Claudia Savage
21 Mar 2026
Politics
Westminster may need to reconsider energy cost support, DUP leader warns
Northern Ireland is to receive a £17 million share of a £53 million package in support of heating oil costs.
By
Claudia Savage
20 Mar 2026
Politics
Michelle O’Neill: UK heating oil support ‘slap in the face’ for Northern Ireland
The First Minister told MLAs ‘these are the real-life implications of war’ as she called on them to ‘fight together for the people that we represent’.
By
Claudia Savage
16 Mar 2026
Politics
NI Finance Minister says £17m UK heating‑oil support ‘extremely disappointing’
Sir Keir Starmer confirmed Northern Ireland will receive £17 million of a £53 million package in support for home heating oil costs.
By
Claudia Savage
16 Mar 2026
UK
Early referral of Noah case to specialist unit ‘unusual but justified’ – inquest
The inquest into the death of the 14-year-old schoolboy, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its seventh week.
By
Claudia Savage
10 Mar 2026
UK
Resolving police file redactions ‘key’ for progress, Katie Simpson inquest told
The showjumper’s death is due to be examined at an inquest by coroner Joe McCrisken.
By
Claudia Savage
6 Mar 2026
Politics
Michelle O’Neill says DUP acting as ‘cheerleaders’ for war amid rising oil costs
The First Minister said the parties can work ‘together whilst having a very different approach to what’s happening internationally’.
By
Claudia Savage
5 Mar 2026
Politics
Finance Minister: Stormont’s £390m boost recognises NI public service strains
John O’Dowd said the Executive would use the additional funding ‘wisely’ but it also serves as a ‘recognition of the pressures this Executive faces’.
By
Claudia Savage
3 Mar 2026
Politics
NI ‘least energy secure’ part of UK, MLAs warned amid surging oil prices
The majority of households (61%) in Northern Ireland use oil as their primary method of household heating, compared to just 5% across the UK.
By
Claudia Savage
3 Mar 2026
Politics
‘Disappointing’ NI First Minister not at UK briefings on Iran – Little-Pengelly
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill said she ‘will not be part of any briefing by the British government on their military operations’.
By
Claudia Savage
2 Mar 2026
Politics
First Minister says UK made ‘absolutely the wrong call’ on Iran involvement
DUP leader Gavin Robinson said the UK ‘should have been involved earlier’.
By
Claudia Savage
2 Mar 2026
Politics
‘Many thousands’ of people from NI in Middle East at risk from Iran – deputy FM
Emma Little-Pengelly said that stability in the Middle East ‘does not come from indulging extremism and terrorism’.
By
Claudia Savage
2 Mar 2026
UK
Court rejects application to stop trial for murder of journalist Lyra McKee
The New IRA claimed responsibility for the shooting of Ms McKee in Londonderry in April 2019.
By
Claudia Savage
27 Feb 2026
UK
Father killed in Moy crash ‘loved his children beyond measure’, funeral told
Conor Quinn was one of three people killed in a major road crash in Moy, Co Tyrone, at the weekend.
By
Claudia Savage
25 Feb 2026
Celebrity News
Derry Girls Experience gets £250,000 boost in cross‑border tourism investment
The range of investments aims to develop tourism ties between the Wild Atlantic Way and the Causeway Coastal Route.
By
Claudia Savage
20 Feb 2026
UK
‘Absolute relief’ for Chloe Mitchell’s family as trial to go ahead next month
Ms Mitchell’s sister Nadine Mitchell said her family would be ‘over the moon’ the trial would finally be able to go ahead.
By
Claudia Savage
16 Feb 2026
UK
‘Britain at War’ knitted figures bring wartime stories to life in Enniskillen
The 80-metre installation is currently on show at St Macartin’s Cathedral.
By
Claudia Savage
10 Feb 2026
UK
Army officer killed in training sought to serve ‘common good’, funeral told
Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, died following an incident at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland.
By
Claudia Savage
7 Feb 2026
Celebrity News
Beverley Callard reveals cancer diagnosis but vows to continue in Fair City
The actress said she and her husband will be moving to Co Wicklow.
By
Claudia Savage
6 Feb 2026
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