A historic church in east Belfast with a link to Edward Carson has been put on the market by its Orange lodge owner, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.

Half of hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland have cut jobs since “crucifying” cost increases came into force in April, a report said today.

A woman has spoken of the “nightmare” of living above a flat infested with flies.

A man has been charged after a petrol bomb attack left two men in hospital with burn injuries. The 38-year-old suspect is facing a number of charges including two counts of attempted murder, arson ...

London’s Metropolitan Police Service have imposed conditions on planned protests due to take place as Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh appears in court on Wednesday.

Police have said people in the ethnic minority community have been targeted in a spate of incidents in south Belfast.

Ballymena United, Coleraine, Crusaders and Glentoran all claimed victory on a dramatic night of Irish League action, while Cliftonville and Larne played out an entertaining 1-1 draw at Solitude.

A motorist charged with causing the death of a schoolboy in a hit-and-run road collision boasted about driving without a licence for 18 years, the High Court heard today.

Former Rangers hero Peter Lovenkrands has expressed an interest in the vacant manager’s post at Larne. The Belfast Telegraph understands that the ex-Danish international winger would welcome the ...

David Clifford has always played his competitive football – whether it’s in Austin Stack Park, Páirc Uí Chaoimh or Croke Park – like he’s kicking about in the family garden; pulling catches out of the ...

A moment of magic from Jack O’Reilly was worth the 89-minute wait as Ballymena United secured a second win in as many games at the start of the Sports Direct Premiership season.

A teenager who passed away following a short illness was “bright, lively and full of promise”, his school has said.