South Eastern Regional College (SERC), students, projects and staff have been recognised at the 7th Open College Network (OCN ...

The annual awards, now in their seventh year, were hosted by Denise Watson and aim to celebrate the achievements of learners who have gone to exceptional lengths to achieve their learning goals. This ...

LONDON — Police in Northern Ireland say 17 officers were injured during a second night of anti-immigrant violence in the town of Ballymena, where rioters threw bricks, bottles, petrol bombs and ...

For the third night in a row, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, lasting into the early hours of Thursday morning. Protesters used petrol bombs and fireworks as ...

Police in Northern Ireland say 17 officers were injured during a second night of anti-immigrant violence in the town of Ballymena, where rioters threw bricks, bottles, petrol bombs and fireworks ...

06/11/2025June 11, 2025 Police and political leaders have denounced "racist thuggery" after violent riots in Northern Ireland. Attacks on the Romanian community follow the arrest of two teenagers ...

Laura McCorry MBE will take on the new role in September as CEO for the Northern Ireland Tourism Board. Mrs. McCorry will take over from the current CEO, John McGrillen, who announced in February ...

Northern Ireland remains a "unique gateway" for trade under the UK government's new deal with the European Union, the business secretary has said. Jonathan Reynolds was speaking during a reception ...

By 2021, Ireland and the UK’s figures had fallen to 2.8 and 3.6 respectively, but increased in Northern Ireland to a rate of 4.8, described as a “substantial infant mortality rate gap”.

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland has 34,860 full-time undergraduate places compared to 178,515 equivalent places south of the Border, an 86 per cent gap in favour of the Republic per head.

Ireland allocates a higher share of government expenditure to health, with 26.3% in Ireland compared with 17.3% in Northern Ireland in 2022/23, and education, with 10.7% in Ireland compared with 9 ...

Northern Ireland risks becoming “collateral damage” in Donald Trump’s trade war because the Brexit deal means it must apply any retaliatory EU tariffs against the US.