Northern Ireland

Republic of Ireland winger James McClean undergoes a medical at Stoke City ahead of a proposed transfer from West Brom.

Grafton, which is based in Belfast, is one of Ireland's largest recruitment firms with turnover of around £75m in 2017.

A barber from Belfast has travelled to a care home in Liverpool to offer haircuts to people with dementia.

Supporters wanted to have a testimonial match at a GAA stadium for former Ireland footballer Liam Miller.

Clyde, the Jack Russell, endured a drive from Bangor to Belfast under the engine of a car.

England's Tommy Fleetwood is a shot off the clubhouse lead at The Open with Rory McIlroy a shot behind him after strong second rounds.

The Air Ambulance Northern Ireland has been deployed about 380 times in its first year of operation.

In May the Republic of Ireland has voted to overturn the abortion ban by 66.4% to 33.6%.

The young people who met with the prime minister share their thoughts on the meeting.

Compelling thinker and daring golfer Rory McIlroy is moving with ominous purpose in pursuit of a second Open Championship, writes Tom English.

Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants the union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland "to endure for generations to come".

The PM says it would be inconceivable to have any infrastructure at the Irish border after Brexit.

Students travel from across the globe for the International Robotic Competition in Belfast

Ian Paisley's public apology and claims of a police data breach make the NI newspaper headlines.

Rory McIlroy responds to comments from Butch Harmon that he looked robotic while shooting an opening-round 69 at the Open.

Alastair Seeley returns to the British Supersport Championship after signing with MV Agusta UK for the rest of the season.

A farmer from Claudy says he and his son are lucky to be alive after inhaling poisonous slurry fumes.

One episode of sunburn can double the risk of skin cancer, says the Public Health Agency.

Ashleigh Kelso, 27, donated some of her eggs to a couple to help them start their own family.

Companies say Brexit uncertainty needs to end as they lobby to keep the sector aligned with EU rules.