The road to Malin Head could be renamed from the R242 to the R2D2 to celebrate the area’s links with Star Wars and one of the film’s most loved characters.
Ian Paisley is mired in yet more controversy after the revelation that he took another luxury holiday to an Asian country after advocating on behalf of its regime.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced her intention to fight to keep her job as leader of the Conservative Party “with everything I have got”.
The annual Derry Sinn Féin Christmas post is this year celebrating 100 years of Women in Leadership with a stamp featuring one of the iconic figures of the 1916 Uprising, absentionist MP Constance Markievicz.
SDLP Health Spokesperson, Mark H Durkan MLA, has spoken ahead of World AIDS day, encouraging people to get tested, educate themselves about protection and practise safe sex.
Self-proclaimed unionist activist, Jamie Bryson, has polarised opinion with his recent comments about the jailing of high profile Derry republican, Tony Taylor.
Derry’s PSNI chief has branded paramilitary threats to children “obscene” after Sinn Fein highlighted claims that a number of young people have been threatened with expulsion and violence in the city.
Sinn Féin Health spokesperson Councillor Sandra Duffy has said its important that everyone remember World Aids Day, which takes place tomorrow, Saturday, December 1.
The wife of freed Derry man Tony Taylor has spoken of her family’s relief and delight that he is finally home after spending almost 1,000 days imprisoned without charge.
In a week when the potential financial consequences of leaving the European Union with or without an exit deal were revealed, we are asking you, our readers, if you would like a second referendum.
The wife and family of republican prisoner Tony Taylor who is being released today after spending almost 1,000 days in Maghaberry Jail without charge say they will be ‘thrilled’ to have him home.
A suspected arson attack on an Inishowen hotel just weeks before it was due to house asylum seekers under Direct Provision, has been branded ‘hateful and cowardly.’
Police in Derry have appealed for information after a masked men took aim and fired at a van being driven by a local community worker in the Waterside.
Residents in Galliagh have called for CCTV after the lives of a young mother and her son were endangered when a gang wedged a sofa outside her front door at set it alight.
A community worker had a narrow escape when a gunman shot through the headrest of a van he had escaped from seconds earlier, a local Councillor has said.
