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16:22 Child taken to hospital following north Belfast crash

A child has been taken to hospital following a crash involving a car in north Belfast.

11:31 Controlled explosion carried out at scene of ongoing security alert in Belfast

Police are currently at the scene of an ongoing security alert at Cavehill in north Belfast.

10:44 Popular Belfast barber rushed to hospital and put into ‘medically induced coma’

A popular Belfast barber has been inundated with support after it emerged he has been hospitalised due to a medical emergency.

21/04 Man arrested after Belfast stabbing victim taken to hospital with wrist injury

A man has been arrested after a stabbing incident in north Belfast at the weekend which saw the victim taken to hospital.

18/04 Council in a flap after tropical birds flock to roost in north Belfast park

Advice is being sought from a Stormont department about the future of a flock of tropical parakeets which have taken up residence in a park in north Belfast.

10/04 RUC failed to link murder weapon to UVF killings of two Catholics in 1988, Ombudsman finds

A Police Ombudsman’s investigation has found that the RUC failed to connect a rifle recovered by officers in September 1988 to the sectarian UVF murder of two innocent Catholics weeks earlier.

10/04 Victims of man who plied women with heroin and forced them into sex work speak out: ‘I would wake up every day merely existing’

The victim of a pensioner who plied women with heroin and forced them into sex work said that she was “merely existing" while under his control.

07/04 PSNI warns of ‘significant danger’ posed by scrambler bikes after weekend seizures

The PSNI has issued a warning about the “significant danger” posed by scrambler bikes after two were seized and one man was charged with multiple offences over the weekend.

05/04 Three arrested after police discover ‘illicit drugs operation’ at Co Down property

Three men have been arrested following the discovery of an “illicit drugs operation” at a property in Donaghadee.

05/04 Hundreds join Noah Donohoe rally as crowds protest ‘negligence on an institutional scale’

Large crowds attended a rally in Belfast to demonstrate against the handling of the police investigation into the death of schoolboy Noah Donohoe.

04/04 Work underway to rebuild Belfast UVF mural blown down in Storm Darragh

Work has begun to rebuild a loyalist terror mural in north Belfast that was destroyed as a result of Storm Darragh last year.

01/04 Man hospitalised with facial injuries after ‘serious assault’ in north Belfast

A man has been taken to hospital with what have been described as “serious” injuries to his face after an assault in Belfast on Monday night.

23/03 PSNI investigating petrol bomb attack in north Belfast

Detectives are investigating a petrol bomb attack at a house in north Belfast on Saturday night (March 22).

15/03 Sixty firefighters tackle major Belfast blaze as cause under investigation

Fire crews have tackled a major overnight blaze in north Belfast.

15/03 60 firefighters tackle major Belfast blaze as cause under investigation

Fire crews have tackled a major overnight blaze in north Belfast.

15/03 Public urged to avoid area as fire crews tackle major Belfast blaze

Fire crews have responded to a major overnight blaze in north Belfast.

14/03 Cocaine dealer jailed following PSNI probe targeting West Belfast UDA

A north Belfast man whose home was searched as part of a police investigation into UDA drug-dealing activities has been jailed for eight months.

13/03 North Belfast man (23) who died of cardiac arrest included in campaign to raise awareness of fatal heart conditions

A young north Belfast man who died of cardiac arrest has been featured in a video series by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to raise awareness of a rare condition that can prove fatal.

12/03 Video campaign to raise awareness of fatal heart conditions features young Belfast man who died suddenly

A young north Belfast man who died of cardiac arrest has been featured in a video series by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to raise awareness of a rare condition that can prove fatal.

11/03 Belfast priest stood down over alleged affair with married woman

The close-knit Catholic community in Belfast’s Ardoyne has been stunned by an alleged affair involving one of its priests, it can be revealed.

05/03 Belfast council votes to install Irish dual language signs on four streets – despite more residents opposing than supporting moves

A Belfast Council committee has voted to erect Irish dual language signs on four streets in the city – despite the numbers of residents opposing the Irish signs outnumbering those who support them in each street.

04/03 Police appeal to public to help identify person on CCTV after north Belfast ‘incident’

Police have released CCTV footage of a person they wish to identify.

01/03 Deputy Chief Constable slams protestors after third PSNI meeting disrupted

A senior police officer has slammed republican activists who disrupted a PSNI meeting in Co Armagh on Thursday night.

26/02 Can flower power calm traffic issues outside Kingspan?

Last month, the Belfast Diary noted how the introduction of traffic calming measures outside Belfast’s Kingspan Stadium had been delayed due to the Department for Infrastructure’s (DfI) “limited staff resources being redirected to urgent and priority work”.

26/02 More ‘bus priority measures’ for Belfast as work to start on scaled-back Glider routes this year

Work on extending the Glider service to north and south Belfast will begin later this year – but the project will be scaled back.

26/02 Sinn Fein figures gather for funeral of former IRA man Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane in Belfast

The funeral of former senior IRA man Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane is being held in Belfast.

24/02 Month-long road closures ahead as work to begin on north Belfast road

The Department of Infrastructure has announced month-long road closures on a busy north Belfast road.

23/02 Man taken to hospital after being shot in leg with crossbow in Belfast

A man has been taken to hospital after being shot in the leg with a crossbow in west Belfast.

23/02 Man taken to hospital after being shot in leg with crossbow in north Belfast

A man has been taken to hospital after being shot in the leg with a crossbow in north Belfast.

23/02 PSNI and search teams find missing child within hours

Police have said that the “great teamwork” displayed on a multi-agency search for a missing child in south Down is an example of how “all the different statutory and voluntary teams come together” for a successful outcome.

21/02 Man arrested in London over £1.5m north Belfast cannabis seizure

A man has been arrested in London in relation to the seizure of cannabis valuing £1.5m in NI last year.

21/02 Veteran republican and Maze escapee Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane dies

Former IRA prisoner and veteran republican Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane has died following a short illness.

21/02 Man armed with knife made off with sum of money in north Belfast robbery

A man in his 20s armed with a knife made off with a quantity of money after demanding cash from the till of a commercial premises in north Belfast on Thursday evening.

12/02 Young boy taken to hospital following crash in north Belfast involving PSNI car

A young boy was taken to hospital for a “check-up” after a police car collided with a vehicle belonging to a member of the public on Tuesday night.

10/02 Police carry out raid of two homes as part of West Belfast UDA investigation

Police have raided two houses in north Belfast earlier today as part of an investigation into the West Belfast UDA.

02/02 Teen stabbed in eye following north Belfast assault by three men

A teenager has been stabbed in the eye and has suffered nerve damage after being attacked by three men last night.

02/02 ‘Extensive damage’ to north Belfast house after arson attack

A north Belfast house has been “extensively damaged” following an arson attack last night.

31/01 Child taken to hospital after ‘accidental’ fire in Newtownabbey

A child has been taken to hospital following a blaze in Newtownabbey.

31/01 Child taken to hospital following accidental fire in north Belfast

A child has been taken to hospital following a blaze in north Belfast.

31/01 Child taken to hospital following fire in north Belfast

A child has been taken to hospital following a blaze in north Belfast.

31/01 Man and woman ‘extremely shaken’ after windows of home smashed with brick in north Belfast

A man and a woman have been left “extremely shaken” after a brick was used to smash five windows of their home in north Belfast.

29/01 Storm Éowyn: New weather warning released as around 25,000 still without power

The Met Office has issued a new yellow warning for large parts of Northern Ireland tonight and into tomorrow morning.

28/01 Storm Éowyn: Around 20 schools remain closed and thousands of homes without power as £1m support package unveiled

Around 20 schools and a number of roads remain closed in Northern Ireland in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.

28/01 Storm Éowyn: Stormont pledges £1m support as 200 electricity engineers deployed to NI

There are still schools and roads closed across Northern Ireland on Tuesday morning in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.

28/01 Storm Éowyn: Stormont pledges £1m support while eight schools remain closed on Tuesday

There are still schools and roads closed across Northern Ireland on Tuesday morning in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.

28/01 Storm Éowyn: List of Tuesday’s school and road closures as impact continues to be felt

There are still schools and roads closed across Northern Ireland on Tuesday morning in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.

27/01 Storm Éowyn: Family rescued after being ‘trapped by trees’ while more than 1,000 affected by water outages

More than 1,000 people in Northern Ireland continued to be affected by water outages, as Secretary of State said down the 'down the line is the time to consider costs' when asked about funding.

27/01 Storm Éowyn: More than 1,000 people affected by water outages as Secretary of State says 'time to consider costs' is down line

More than 1,00 people in Northern Ireland continued to be affected by water outages, as Secretary of State said down the 'down the line is the time to consider costs' when asked about funding.

27/01 Storm Éowyn: Michelle O’Neill calls for ‘goodwill payment’ from NIE for people severely impacted

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has raised the issue of compensation for people who have been severely impacted by Storm Éowyn.

27/01 Storm Éowyn: Full list of Monday school closures in NI with disruption on roads and 65k still without power

The majority of schools across Northern Ireland will be open on Monday, despite the impact of Storm Éowyn, although 18 schools are so far confirmed as closed.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: ‘Majority’ of schools to open on Monday as water tankered to parts of NI and 74,000 still without power

The majority of schools across Northern Ireland will be open on Monday, despite the impact of Storm Éowyn, Education Minister Paul Givan has said.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: NI Secretary pledges ‘every possible support’ as water tankered to parts of NI and 74,000 still without power

NIE Networks has confirmed that approximately 74,000 customers remain without electricity on Sunday evening following Storm Éowyn.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: NI Secretary pledges ‘every possible support’ as water tankered to parts of NI and thousands still without power

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Hilary Benn has promised every possible support from the UK Government to the effort to repair damage done by Storm Éowyn.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: Water tankered to parts of NI without supplies as 75,000 still awaiting power restoration

A massive clean-up operation and battle to restore power and water to homes across Northern Ireland is continuing, amid hopes weather conditions will ease on Sunday evening.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: Fresh wind warning in force across NI as 75,000 face third day without power

A new Met Office weather alert for strong winds has come into force across Northern Ireland.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: New wind warning in force across NI as 101,000 face third day without power

A new Met Office weather alert for strong winds has come into force across Northern Ireland.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: 101,000 face third day without power as NI on alert for snow, ice and wind

Over 100,000 homes and businesses across Northern Ireland were today beginning a third day without power.

26/01 Storm Éowyn: New weather warning in force across NI as 101,000 still without power

The latest weather warning is in place across Northern Ireland, with people told to brace for snow and ice.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: New weather warning in force across NI as 140,000 still without power

The latest weather warning is in place across Northern Ireland, with people told to brace for snow and ice.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: 140,000 still without power amid warnings some schools may switch to remote learning on Monday

Over 100 schools across Northern Ireland have suffered damage from Storm Éowyn.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: Some schools may switch to remote learning on Monday, Education Minister warns

Over 100 schools across Northern Ireland have suffered damage from Storm Éowyn.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: Engineers from England on way as 185,000 in NI still without power and people warned of ‘serious risk of harm’

Northern Ireland has been put on alert for more bad weather, with snow, ice and heavy wind forecast for the coming hours.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: Train services to resume as 185,000 still without power and people warned of ‘serious risk of harm’

Northern Ireland has been put on alert for more bad weather, with snow, ice and heavy wind forecast for the coming hours.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: People warned of ‘serious risk of harm’ as clean-up operation starts and 185,000 still without power

Northern Ireland has been put on alert for more bad weather, with snow, ice and heavy wind forecast for the coming hours.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: ‘Many days’ before power fully restored as 185,000 remain without supplies

A new weather warning has been issued for snow and ice across Northern Ireland this evening.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: New weather warning issued as 189,000 remain without power and trains off amid ‘devastating damage’

A new weather warning has been issued for snow and ice across Northern Ireland this evening.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: Parts of NI hit by snow as 189,000 remain without power and trains still off amid ‘devastating damage’

Parts of Northern Ireland have been hit by snow overnight as the region continues to count the cost of damage caused by Storm Éowyn.

25/01 Storm Éowyn: Parts of NI hit by snow as 189,000 remain without power amid ‘devastating damage’

Parts of Northern Ireland have been hit by snow overnight and into Saturday morning, as the region continues to count the cost of damage caused by Storm Éowyn and thousands remain without power.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: NIE says 'unprecedented restoration efforts' required as 214,000 remain without power

Storm Éowyn has left destruction in its wake after battering Northern Ireland with winds in excess of 100 mph.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: NIE warns some buildings could be without power for 10 days after high winds cause huge damage

Storm Éowyn has left destruction in its wake after battering Northern Ireland with winds in excess of 100 mph.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Widespread damage from high winds leaves almost 300,000 without power

Storm Éowyn has left destruction in its wake after battering Northern Ireland with winds in excess of 100 mph.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Winds reach record-breaking speeds of 102 mph, with 283,000 homes left without power

Storm Éowyn has left destruction in its wake after battering Northern Ireland with winds in excess of 100 mph.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: 283,000 without power as high winds continue to batter NI

As the red warning comes to an end, Storm Éowyn leaves chaos in its wake across Northern Ireland, damaging homes and blocking roads with fallen trees throughout the province.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Translink cancels all rail services as high winds continue to cause chaos across NI

Storm Éowyn is causing chaos in Northern Ireland with damage being caused to homes and multiple trees blocking roads across the province.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: 240,000 homes without power as tree rips through roof of house

Storm Éowyn is causing chaos in Northern Ireland with damage being caused to homes and multiple trees blocking roads across the province.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Rescue teams deployed in north Belfast after partial collapse of house

Storm Éowyn is causing chaos in Northern Ireland with damage being caused to homes and multiple trees blocking roads across the province.

24/01 New weather warning for snow and ice as winds in NI reach 92mph, tree rips through house and windows blow through

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 New weather warning for snow and ice as flying roof tile narrowly misses man securing trampoline as winds in NI reach 92mph

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Met Office issues new weather warning as high winds cause chaos across NI

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: High winds causing chaos in NI with multiple road closures due to fallen trees

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 ‘We’re in the eye of Storm Éowyn’: More than 93,000 homes and businesses without power

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Over 93,000 homes and businesses without power as high winds batter NI

More than 93,000 homes and business in Northern Ireland are currently without power, NIE has confirmed.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Tens of thousands of homes without power and dozens of flights cancelled as high winds batter NI

Dozens of flights have been cancelled at Belfast airports this morning as high winds from Storm Éowyn begin to batter Northern Ireland.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Dozens of flights cancelled at Belfast airports as high winds batter Northern Ireland

Dozens of flights have been cancelled at Belfast airports this morning as high winds from Storm Éowyn begin to batter Northern Ireland.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: Flights cancelled at Belfast airport as NI braces for 100mph winds

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has warned the public that Storm Éowyn represents “a genuine threat to life and property” in Northern Ireland.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: Tesco set to close all stores in NI with winds of 100mph expected

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has warned the public that Storm Éowyn represents “a genuine threat to life and property” in Northern Ireland.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: Michelle O’Neill warns ‘it’s dangerous to think this is like any other storm’ as emergency alert sent to mobile phones

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has warned the public that Storm Éowyn represents “a genuine threat to life and property” in Northern Ireland.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: Michelle O’Neill warns ‘it’s dangerous to think this is like any other storm’ with NI facing strongest winds since 1998

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has warned the public that Storm Éowyn represents “a genuine threat to life and property” in Northern Ireland.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: Translink confirms no bus or train services will operate on Friday morning during red weather warning

All schools in Northern Ireland have been told to close tomorrow as Storm Éowyn sweeps in.

22/01 Police confirm sudden death at scene of incident in north Belfast

Police have confirmed a person has died following an incident in north Belfast.

22/01 Emergency services at scene of ongoing incident in north Belfast

Emergency services are at the scene of a ongoing incident on the Limestone Road in north Belfast.

21/01 Man charged after reports of vehicle tampering in Belfast

Police investigating reports of vehicle tampering in south Belfast on Sunday have charged a man to court.

17/01 Large pet python rescued from room following Belfast house fire

A large snake has been rescued from a house fire in north Belfast.

17/01 Police locate missing schoolgirl ‘last seen with unknown man and woman’ after overnight searches

A missing schoolgirl ‘last seen with a unknown man and woman’ leaving a north Belfast train station has been located.

15/01 Homeless support charity tells minister about the ‘emergency on Belfast’s streets’

A coordinator for a Belfast homeless support charity has warned “there’s an emergency on our streets” following a visit from the Communities Minister and other MLAs.

15/01 Belfast council announces plans for new giant-themed adventure park as part of £100m development

Belfast City Council has announced plans for a new giant-themed adventure park and nature sanctuary as part of a £100m development at Giant’s Park – the city’s former dump.

13/01 Two pedestrians taken to hospital after being struck by vehicles in separate incidents across NI

Two pedestrians have been taken to hospital after they were struck by vehicles in separate incidents on Monday evening.

13/01 Pedestrian taken to hospital after being struck by car in Co Antrim

A pedestrian has been taken to hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Co Antrim.

13/01 Firefighters tackle blaze at Belfast industrial estate

Firefighters have extinguished a blaze at an industrial estate in north Belfast.

13/01 Police hunting for robber after Belfast shop employee threatened

Police are hunting for a man after a north Belfast shop was robbed this morning.

10/01 Met office weather warning ends with several schools remaining closed

Several schools are closed today as a weather warning continues across Northern Ireland.

10/01 Further school closures as weather warning continues across NI

Several schools are closed today as a weather warning continues across Northern Ireland.

09/01 NI faces another freezing night as Minister thanks teams gritting roads in snow and ice

A fresh weather warning for wintery showers and ice is in force for Northern Ireland.

09/01 Fresh warning for ice and wintry showers in force as NI faces another freezing night

A fresh weather warning for wintery showers and ice is in force for Northern Ireland.

09/01 New warning for ice and wintry showers issued as more than a dozen schools closed

A new weather warning for wintery showers and ice has been issued for Northern Ireland.

09/01 New weather warning issued as more than a dozen schools closed

A new weather warning for wintery showers and ice has been issued for Northern Ireland.

09/01 New weather warning issued as more school closures confirmed

A new weather warning for wintery showers and ice has been issued for Northern Ireland.

09/01 More school closures confirmed as NI weather warning in force

One weather warning remains in force across Northern Ireland this morning.

09/01 Eleven schools closed today as NI weather warning in force

One weather warning remains in force across Northern Ireland this morning.

09/01 Nine schools closed on Thursday as two NI weather warnings in force over rush hour

Two weather warnings remain in force across Northern Ireland this morning.

29/12 Residents in Belfast estate do not want controversial UVF mural rebuilt

Residents in the loyalist Mount Vernon estate do not want a controversial UVF mural blown away by Storm Darragh to be rebuilt.

24/12 Firefighters battle overnight blaze in north Belfast

Firefighters have dealt with an overnight blaze in north Belfast.

14/12 ‘Shameful and unacceptable’: Twenty police officers injured in NI over 24-hour period

Some 20 police officers have been injured during a “shameful and unacceptable” 24 hours, the PSNI has said.

04/12 MLA calls for ‘thorough investigation’ after Muslim girls ‘advised not to return to school’

An MLA has called for a “thorough investigation” at a Belfast school which reportedly advised three Muslim girls not to return ‘in the interest of their own safety’.

02/12 Loyalist Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine and co-accused plead guilty to firearm offences

Leading loyalist Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine and a co-accused have pleaded guilty to firearm and ammunition offences.

28/11 Belfast man who continually beat his partner, urinated on her and threw her onto the street naked is jailed

A Belfast man who subjected his partner to a campaign of "appalling" and "disgusting" domestic abuse was handed a sentence totalling six years and seven months today.

21/11 Emergency services at scene as body found in car in north Belfast

A body has been found in a car in north Belfast.

21/11 Cyclist who died after crash involving lorry on Westlink on-slip named

A cyclist who died following a crash involving a lorry in north Belfast has been named.

21/11 Ken Reid’s funeral details confirmed as family say outpouring of tributes ‘great source of comfort’

The funeral of veteran political journalist Ken Reid will take place next week as his family have thanked the public for their “lovely tributes and kind words”.

20/11 Former UTV political editor and journalist Ken Reid dies aged 69

Former UTV political editor Ken Reid has died.

15/11 Belfast school principal confirms ‘no knives involved’ in alleged assault

A Belfast school has urged people to “stop the spread of misinformation” in response to an alleged assault that occurred at the school earlier this week.

15/11 Belfast school urges people to ‘stop spread of misinformation’ after alleged assault

A Belfast school has urged people to “stop the spread of misinformation” in response to an alleged assault that occurred at the school earlier this week.

14/11 ‘I was terrified’: Boy (13) on moment Belfast brick attack narrowly missed his mum and baby sister

A family in north Belfast have described their terror after a piece of masonry thrown through the window of their home narrowly avoided hitting a woman and her baby.

14/11 ‘I was terrified’: Boy, 13, on the moment Belfast brick attack narrowly missed his mum and baby sister

A family in north Belfast have described their terror after a piece of masonry thrown through the window of their home narrowly avoided hitting a woman and her baby.

14/11 Principal issues statement as PSNI investigating alleged ‘hate crime’ assault at school

The PSNI is treating reports of an alleged assault at a north Belfast school as a hate crime.

08/11 Fundraising page set up for Crusaders FC barman stabbed in neck outside work

A fundraising page has been set up to help a barman who was the victim of a vicious stabbing attack in north Belfast earlier this week.

08/11 Schoolboy taken to hospital after being struck by car in Belfast

A schoolboy has been taken to hospital after being struck by a car in north Belfast.

08/11 Two vehicles seized after major police operation in Belfast Docks

Police have seized two vehicles following a major operation in Belfast Docks on Thursday night.

08/11 Schoolboy taken to hospital after being struck by a car in north Belfast

A schoolboy has been taken to hospital after being struck by a car in north Belfast.

07/11 Police met by ‘large, uncooperative crowd’ after north Belfast attack

A man was attacked after a gang arrived at a house in north Belfast yesterday.

04/11 Man arrested after north Belfast stabbing is released on bail

A 32-year-old man arrested in connection with an incident in which another man was stabbed in the neck in north Belfast has been released on bail.

04/11 Oven recovered by police after being stolen in north Belfast burglary

Police have recovered a stolen oven in north Belfast after identifying the household appliance in bodyworn footage of a separate incident.

04/11 Transformation of former Co Down army barracks among projects to benefit from £65m peace funding

The transformation of a former army barracks in Co Down is among projects to benefit from £65 million in peace funding awards.

04/11 Car set on fire in north Belfast attack

A car parked outside a house in north Belfast has been targeted in an arson attack in the early hours of Monday.

03/11 Man charged with 16 offences after police rammed by stolen car in west Belfast

Detectives investigating a creeper-style burglary in north Belfast and further incidents in which two police cars were rammed have charged a 24-year-old man to appear in court.

28/10 Police taser dogs in north Belfast after woman injured in XL bully attack??????????????

PSNI officers have tasered two dogs following an incident in north Belfast in which a woman was bitten.

23/10 Funeral held for Old Bailey bomber and IRA veteran Roy Walsh

The funeral of Old Bailey bomber and IRA veteran Roy Walsh who died aged 75 has taken place in Belfast.

21/10 Two young men charged after cars targeted in north Belfast housing development

Two men have been charged after a number of reports of vehicle tampering and thefts from vehicles in north Belfast.

15/10 Belfast pimp claims he was ‘beaten and forced to run brothel’ from his home

A 79-year-old man who has admitted running a Belfast brothel for 13 years claims he was forced into the sex crimes.

12/10 Four in hospital following six-vehicle crash on NI motorway

Part of the M5 was closed after a six-vehicle crash left four people in hospital.

10/10 NI’s Florida residents describe ‘luck of the draw’ as they narrowly miss Hurricane Milton devastation

A teacher from Co Londonderry has said she feels lucky to have survived Hurricane Milton unscathed after evacuating her home in Tampa, Florida on Tuesday.

10/10 Shankill bomb campaigner remembered as ‘strong soul with beautiful spirit’ at funeral

A Shankill bomb campaigner was a “strong soul with a beautiful spirit” who led an “incredible life”, mourners at her funeral heard.

10/10 Shankill bomb campaigner Gina Murray remembered as ‘strong soul with beautiful spirit’ at funeral

A Shankill bomb campaigner was a “strong soul with a beautiful spirit” who led an “incredible life”, mourners at her funeral heard.

10/10 Belfast woman was bracing for Hurricane Milton in Florida ‘bomb shelter’ as first deaths confirmed

A north Belfast woman was last night bracing herself as she prepared to sit out Hurricane Milton in her Orlando home.

09/10 NI ex-pat bracing for Hurricane Milton in ‘bomb shelter’ in her Florida condo

A north Belfast woman is tonight bracing herself as she prepares to sit out Hurricane Milton in her Orlando home.

09/10 Two women in 60s targeted in north Belfast burglary

Two women in their 60s have been targeted in a burglary in north Belfast.

09/10 ‘When you’ve lived through the Troubles, you can face anything,’ says Northern Ireland woman bracing for Hurricane Milton in Florida

A north Belfast woman is tonight bracing herself as she prepares to sit out Hurricane Milton in her Orlando home.

06/10 Staff member left with cut hand after armed robbery at north Belfast off-licence

A staff member at an off-licence in north Belfast was left injured with a cut to the hand after an armed robbery.

28/09 Orangefest blunder as parade organisers tune into emergency radio frequency

The Orange Order have said they will investigate how volunteers stewarding a north Belfast parade managed to tune into the Belfast Coastguard emergency radio frequency while marshalling the event.

27/09 Hurt has defined our past. It’s now time to let hope shape our future

When we should be doing all we can to break down barriers between communities, it’s depressing that consideration is being given to putting one back up again.

26/09 Man accused of helping clear up evidence after Kat Parton's alleged murder to be released from custody

A man accused of helping clear up evidence after a mum was beaten to death at her home in east Belfast is to be released from custody, a High Court judge ruled on Thursday.

21/09 Contentious Orange parade in Ardoyne passes peacefully as residents stage protest

A contentious Orange Order parade at a notorious flashpoint in north Belfast has passed off without incident.

21/09 Orangemen parade past nationalist Ardoyne despite residents’ objections

A contentious Orange Order parade at a notorious flashpoint in north Belfast has passed off without incident.

17/09 Ardoyne residents’ group: ‘Orange Order is being rewarded for breaking down deal’

A residents’ group in north Belfast has accused the Parades Commission of "rewarding” the Orange Order for “walking away” from a voluntary peacekeeping agreement.

16/09 Ardoyne residents apply to hold protest after Orange Order march approved

An Orange Order parade has been given permission to walk along a section of the Crumlin Road that a local residents group has disputed.

16/09 Belfast man who went from skipping school to being community champion is honoured in new artwork

A Belfast youth worker has been featured in a new London artwork celebrating those who have helped to change the lives of people in their community.

12/09 NI traffic alerts: Yorkgate incident cleared but traffic delays in Belfast remain

Here’s the latest traffic and travel news from around Northern Ireland.

09/09 Pensioner dies after allegedly being hit by drink-driver's van in Belfast city centre

A 70-year-old man has died after a road traffic crash in Belfast last week.

09/09 Pensioner dies after crash in Belfast city centre

A 70-year-old man has died after a road traffic crash in Belfast last week.

06/09 Residents escape injury after north Belfast flat set on fire

A flat was set alight in north Belfast after a liquid was poured over a door, police said.

24/08 North Belfast: Man charged with attempted murder after woman stabbed

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a woman was stabbed in north Belfast.

24/08 Man charged with attempted murder after woman stabbed

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a woman was stabbed in north Belfast.

23/08 Man arrested for attempted murder after woman stabbed in north Belfast

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was stabbed at a house in north Belfast on Friday morning.

21/08 Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder by police investigating INLA released on bail

A 50-year-old man who was today arrested on suspicion of attempted murder by police investigating the INLA has been released on bail pending further inquiries.

20/08 Tricolour-waving anti-immigration activist who joined loyalists at NI protest unmasked

Anti-immigration activist Bernard Lavery is today unmasked for the first time.

12/08 Woman charged after pair ‘sliced with knife’ in north Belfast

A 25 year old woman has been charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, two counts of common assault and possession of an offensive weapon with intent to commit an indictable offence.

10/08 Woman arrested after pair ‘sliced with knife’ in north Belfast

Police have arrested a young woman after two people were allegedly attacked with a knife.

07/08 Six men and boys charged after night of disorder across Belfast

Six people have been charged after Tuesday night's disorder in north Belfast.

07/08 Photographer’s car damaged by masked men in north Belfast

A Belfast Telegraph photographer’s car was attacked as he covered trouble in north Belfast last night.

07/08 Six arrested after ‘race-related hate’ disorder spreads across Belfast – as police brand scenes ‘a disgrace’

The police have confirmed six people have been arrested – including three teenage boys – after they said “race-related hate crimes” and disorder spread across Belfast on Tuesday evening.

07/08 Belfast disorder: Car rammed into estate agents, masked men kick in residents’ front doors

Police have arrested three men after a number of incidents in north Belfast – including a car being rammed into an estate agents and masked men kicking in residents’ front doors.

07/08 Car rammed into business in north Belfast as tensions build

Tension is building in north Belfast after a car was rammed into a business.

06/08 Hate crime probe launched after graffiti targeting migrants appears on walls in Newtownabbey and other parts of NI

Graffiti daubed on a number of walls in Newtownabbey targeting migrants and threatening to “burn them out” is being investigated as a racially-motivated hate crime.

06/08 Graffiti targeting migrants and Housing Executive daubed on walls in Newtownabbey

Graffiti targeting migrants and threatening to “burn them out” has been seen daubed on a number of walls in Newtownabbey.

02/08 Youths arrested for rioting in Belfast as police ‘write to parents’ of dozens of young suspects

The PSNI has “written to the parents” of dozens of young people who have been committing serious criminal offences in north Belfast including rioting, carrying offensive weapons and hate crimes as four suspects are arrested.

02/08 YouTube star gets more than he bargained for in Belfast’s ‘roughest’ pubs

A YouTube star got more than he bargained for when he recently visited some of Belfast’s “roughest pubs”.

30/07 Firefighters at scene of ongoing fire at a recycling plant in Mallusk

Firefighters are at the scene of an ongoing fire at a recycling plant in Mallusk.

28/07 Four arrested over serious incident in north Belfast that left two men in hospital

Four people remain in police custody after being arrested over a fight in a north Belfast flat in which weapons may have been used and two men were injured.

27/07 Two people taken to hospital after emergency services attend incident in north Belfast

Two people have been taken to hospital following an incident in north Belfast.

25/07 Two people charged with murder after death of Belfast man Kevin Davidson

Police investigating the death of Belfast man Kevin Davidson have charged two people with murder.

25/07 Belfast Zoo welcomes three baby penguins

Belfast Zoo has welcomed three baby gentoo penguins, with zookeepers saying they are “overjoyed” by the arrival of the trio born at the zoo.

23/07 Searches take place in Dublin and Sligo as part of investigation into gangland murder of Robbie Lawlor in Belfast

Searches have taken place in Dublin and Sligo as part of the investigation into the murder of north Belfast man Robbie Lawlor.

22/07 Shop worker threatened with gun in north Belfast robbery

A shop worker has been threatened with a gun during a robbery in north Belfast.

12/07 Contentious north Belfast Twelfth parade passes off without incident

The Orange Order parade in Ardoyne has passed off peacefully despite fears that there could be a stand-off on its return leg.

12/07 Tigers Bay bonfire: Firefighters doused walls of properties with water near last minute pyre

The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service doused the walls of nearby homes to protect them from the flames of a last minute bonfire in north Belfast.

11/07 Last-minute bonfire build underway at Belfast peaceline as ‘Tigers Bay women’ defy UVF and UDA

A loyalist bonfire in the Tigers Bay area of north Belfast is set to go ahead tonight.

03/07 Masked men throw petrol bomb inside north Belfast flat

Masked men threw a petrol bomb inside a north Belfast flat.

03/07 Masked men throw petrol bomb at north Belfast flat

Masked men threw a petrol bomb inside a north Belfast flat.

02/07 Watch: PSNI officer attacked by dog while attending north Belfast house

A PSNI officer has been attacked by a dog while her and a colleague were attending a house in Belfast with the officer injured as a result.

02/07 Stephen’s story of love, courage and resilience

What an amazing story of resilience, perseverance and love. North Belfast man Stephen McMullan was told he may never move or talk again following a serious boxing incident where he suffered an horrific brain injury in December 2021.

28/06 Joseph Burns: Mural unveiled to honour young Belfast man and raise awareness of sudden heart disease

A mural dedicated to a young Belfast man who died suddenly was unveiled today as part of a British Heart Foundation (BHF) campaign to raise awareness of sudden cardiac death.

28/06 Orange Order lodges request for ‘replacement’ Ardoyne parade in bid to ‘resolve’ dispute

The Orange Order has outlined plans for a ‘replacement parade’ on the Crumlin Road in north Belfast to take place on July 13 this year, instead of on the Twelfth.

23/06 Five main NI parties take part in first TV debate ahead of General Election

Northern Ireland’s five main parties are today taking part in the first TV debate ahead of next month’s UK General Election.

22/06 Annual Orange Order parade takes place in Belfast

The annual 'Tour of the North' parade took place in Belfast on Friday night as spectators gathered to watch hundreds of bandsmen march through part of the city centre.

20/06 Cliftonville children’s team wear new logo to support aid for Palestinians

A children’s football team in north Belfast is shining a light on the plight of Palestinian children in Gaza by wearing the logo of MAP – Medical Aid for Palestinians – on their new jerseys.

19/06 We must not revisit violence of the past

Parading disputes, once an annual part of life in Northern Ireland, are now all but resolved, a relic of the past.

18/06 Belfast Zoo welcomes latest arrival as baby Pudu born

Belfast Zoo has welcomed the latest arrival after the birth of a Southern Pudu.

18/06 Residents seek meeting as Orange lodge applies for parade in breach of 2016 deal that ended Twaddell protest

A north Belfast Orange lodge is planning to breach an agreement which ended a parades impasse in Ardoyne, a local residents group has said.

08/06 Man arrested after cannabis worth £600k seized by PSNI in Belfast

A man has been arrested after cannabis with a street value of more than £600,000 was seized in north Belfast.

08/06 Full list of Northern Ireland candidates running in the General Election 2024

A total of 136 candidates will contest the General Election in Northern Ireland on July 4.

04/06 Drugs worth £65k seized as PSNI clampdown on ‘organised crime’ in Belfast

Police in Belfast have seized suspected drugs with a street value of £65,000 along with other counterfeit goods.

01/06 Two men charged after weapons incident in Belfast shopping centre car park

Two men will appear in court later this month after a dispute involving weapons outside a Belfast shopping centre.

01/06 Man attacked with screwdriver in north Belfast

A man needed hospital treatment after being attacked with a screwdriver in north Belfast.

17/05 4-year prison term for man who carried out stabbing then hid bloodstained knife

A man who stabbed another male in the chest then hid the bloodstained knife under the floorboards of his bedroom has been jailed.

16/05 Woman left shaken after shots fired at house in north Belfast

Shots have been fired at a house in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast, causing damage to the front door and window.

14/05 Police recover ‘viable’ device following north Belfast security alert

A viable device has been recovered by police following a security alert in north Belfast on Monday.

10/05 Man arrested in Liverpool on suspicion of murdering Robbie Lawlor released on bail

A 32-year-old man arrested in Liverpool by Merseyside Police on suspicion of murdering Irish gangland suspect Robbie Lawlor in 2020 has been released on bail.

10/05 Man arrested in Liverpool on suspicion of murdering Robbie Lawlor in 2020

A 32-year-old man has been arrested in Liverpool by Merseyside Police on suspicion of murdering Irish gangland suspect Robbie Lawlor in 2020.

30/04 New station welcome, but it’s drop in ocean

It was all bells and whistles yesterday as Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd opened the new York Street Train Station.

29/04 Belfast’s York Street Train Station £7m over budget, but minister insists investment will pay off

Translink’s new York Street Train Station was completed at £7m over budget, but Stormont’s infrastructure minister says the new hi-tech hub in north Belfast “will pay dividends”.

29/04 Perfect platform for NI artist Kevin Killen to showcase his work

Artists do like to make a good impression — and taking pride of place at Belfast’s York Street train station is a new centrepiece.

26/04 Attorney General to order new inquests for victims of McGurk’s Bar massacre ahead of Legacy Act coming into force

The Attorney General for Northern Ireland is to order new inquests for victims of the McGurk’s Bar massacre, a justice campaigner has said.

26/04 Un-holy row leaves Belfast parents ‘upset and frustrated’ over mix-up with nursery school places

Families in north Belfast have been left “upset and frustrated” after their children missed out on nursery places at their chosen school due to a suspected “administrative error”, an Alliance MLA has said.

26/04 Attorney General to order new inquests for victims of McGurk’s Bar massacre ahead of Legacy Act coming into force next week

The Attorney General for Northern Ireland is to order new inquests for victims of the McGurk’s Bar massacre, a justice campaigner has said.

23/04 Pervert who worked at Belfast boys’ home avoids jail over historical sexual abuse offences

A former children's home worker who admitted abusing a boy in his care has avoided jail over the historical sexual offences.

20/04 Man accused of running puppy farm from terraced house

This is the man accused of operating an unlicensed puppy breeding business from a small terraced house.

19/04 Raymond McCord loses challenge over ending preparatory work for halted inquest into his son’s murder

A victims campaigner has lost a High Court challenge to ending preparatory work for a halted inquest into his son’s brutal murder.

18/04 Children of Belfast woman beaten to death by partner were home during murder, court told

A north Belfast mother-of-four who was murdered in her own home by her partner has been described as a “young woman who adored her children”.

18/04 Children of Belfast woman beaten to death by partner were home during murder, plea hearing is told

A north Belfast mother-of-four who was murdered in her own home by her partner was today described as a “young woman who adored her children”.

18/04 Three men arrested over 1994 murder of RUC officer

Three men have been arrested in connection with the murder of an RUC officer 30 years ago.

17/04 Belfast’s new York Street Train Station to have line closure on May 6 for continued works

Passengers are being advised that there will be a line closure on the bank holiday Monday, May 6, for the new York Street Train Station, to enable removal of the old Yorkgate station and footbridge.

13/04 Anger at Scottish university rector’s tribute to ‘immortal’ Bobby Sands

The new rector of a Scottish university has sparked anger after praising Bobby Sands in his maiden speech.

12/04 Shotgun seized in arms cache ‘may be’ weapon used in murder of UDA terror boss

A gun seized by cops may have been used in the murder of former UDA chief John Boreland.

10/04 City Hall row after Belfast streets pass threshold for Irish signage despite more residents being opposed

There has been another row at Belfast City Hall after two streets in the north of the city passed the threshold for the erection of Irish language street signs – despite a greater number of residents being opposed to them.

10/04 Man who took knife into north Belfast off licence in ‘cry for help’ jailed for five months

A man who took a knife into a north Belfast off licence has been sentenced to five months custody.

09/04 Carl Frampton: Nothing makes me angrier than seeing young people involved in terrorism

Carl Frampton has revealed that seeing young people involved in rioting in Northern Ireland makes him angry.

04/04 Man (31) charged after being stopped at Belfast International Airport in September

A 31-year-old man has been charged with drugs offences after first being stopped by police at Belfast International Airport last year.

02/04 Widow of murdered man to sue over failure to bring prosecutions in £40m Kenova probe

The widow of an IRA man whose murder was investigated as part of the £40m Operation Kenova has launched legal action over the decision not to prosecute anyone in connection with the killing.

31/03 Four released on bail after teenage boy injured in north Belfast sectarian attack

Four arrests were made after a teenage boy was injured in a sectarian hate attack.

30/03 Teenage boy taken to hospital after north Belfast sectarian attack

Four arrests have been made after a teenage boy w as injured in a sectarian hate crime.

26/03 Belfast Zoo set to celebrate milestone 90th birthday

Belfast Zoo is set to celebrate its 90th birthday this Easter Sunday with free family activities and the chance to win some special prizes.

21/03 Colin Duffy and Henry Fitzsimons acquitted in one of NI’s longest-running terror trials

One of Northern Ireland’s longest-running trials concluded today with the acquittal of two men charged with terrorism offences.

20/03 Ex-Irish League footballer who broke opponent’s jaw given suspended sentence

A former Republic of Ireland Under-21 international footballer has avoided jail for breaking an opponent’s jaw during a match.

20/03 Belfast paedophile who sexually assaulted three girls under age of 13 is jailed

A north Belfast man who sexually abused three girls was jailed for eight months on Wednesday.

20/03 Ex-Portadown player who broke Cliftonville man’s jaw during match given suspended sentence

A former Republic of Ireland Under-21 international footballer has avoided jail for breaking an opponent’s jaw during a match.

15/03 Watch: Car suddenly struck by construction equipment on NI road as ‘urgent’ investigation launched

An “urgent” investigation is to be carried out by Phoenix Energy after a video on social media showed construction equipment hitting a passing car in Newtownabbey earlier this week.

15/03 Belfast prep school that charges £5k per year to close due to ‘difficult financial situation’

A prep school in north Belfast that charges almost £5,000 per year for each of its pupils is set to close.

15/03 ‘Urgent’ investigation after video shows car suddenly struck by construction equipment

An “urgent” investigation is to be carried out by Phoenix Energy after a video on social media showed construction equipment hitting a passing car in Newtownabbey earlier this week.

14/03 Belfast prep school to close due to ‘difficult financial situation’

A prep school in north Belfast that charges almost £5,000 per year for each of its pupils is set to close.

13/03 Belfast’s new York Street Station to be operational for passengers next month

The new York Street Station in Belfast will be operational for passengers next month, it has been confirmed.

12/03 Green Party NI leader Mal O’Hara nominated for Seanad seat

Green Party leader Mal O’Hara has been nominated for a place in the Irish Senate.

12/03 Belfast arsonist who jumped out of window in bid to evade police jailed

A Belfast man who set fire to a car and later jumped out of a first floor window in a bid to evade police has been jailed for 12 months.

12/03 Police make birthday appeal for missing Belfast man last seen 38 years ago

Police investigating the disappearance of a man last seen nearly 38 years ago have appealed for information on his 61st birthday.

29/02 ‘It's a sad day for us’: Victim’s son reacts as man found not guilty of 1994 Belfast murders

A grieving son told of his “heartbreak” today after a north Belfast man was cleared of the double sectarian murders of two Catholic workmen nearly 30 years ago.

27/02 Cause of Belfast city centre flat fire under investigation

The cause of a fire at a flat in Belfast city centre is under investigation, the fire service has said.

27/02 Emergency services attending reports of fire at flat in Belfast city centre

Emergency services are currently in attendance at an ongoing incident in Belfast City Centre.

21/02 Belfast hit-and-run victim had to quit nursing home job over injuries, court hears

A woman knocked down by a hit-and-run Jaguar driver in north Belfast has been forced to quit her nursing home job because of the injuries she suffered, the High Court heard today.

19/02 Council backs plans for north Belfast elderly social housing despite objections

A controversial plan for a new elderly social housing and wheelchair residential block in north Belfast has been approved despite a wave of local objections.

19/02 Kneecap manager says Government going down ‘dangerous road’ after funding decision

The manager of Irish language rappers Kneecap has said the Government is going down "a dangerous road" after the band was denied funding.

15/02 Man accused of walking through Belfast neighbourhood with loaded submachine gun to stand trial

A man is to stand trial accused of walking through a north Belfast neighbourhood carrying a loaded submachine gun, a judge ordered today.