Astronomers see 'youngest planet'

Astronomers may have discovered a planet that is less than 2,000 years old - making it the youngest planet in our entire solar system."The ball of dust and gas, which is in the process of turning into a...

Michelle "Blast Clinton" Malkin on Sleep Deprivation

"In a radio interview Tuesday, Hillary blamed her congenital dissembling on being “sleep-deprived.” If that is so, then Hillary has been a walking zombie for years.This is the woman who insisted for more than...

President to meet British Queen in Belfast

"President Mary McAleese is expected to meet Britain's Queen Elizabeth in Northern Ireland today. Queen Elizabeth will also be greeted by Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley as he says his final farewells before retiring in May. Today's meeting will be the sixth...

Celebrations for St Patrick's Day

"Today parades are taking place at home and around the world to mark St Patrick's Day. For marchers and spectators in Ireland, the weather was generally dry though with some rain in the east.In Dublin up to 3,000...

Court overturns libel award over restaurant review

A UK court has overturned a €25,000 libel judgement against a newspaper for writing a negative restaurant review." Belfast High Court has ordered a retrial in the case of a newspaper's appeal against a €25,000 libel award over a restaurant review. ...

Paisley to step down as NI First Minister

"Ian Paisley has announced that he is to resign as Northern Ireland First Minister and leader of the Democratic Unionist Party in May. Dr Paisley confirmed his decision to go after mounting pressure from within his party in recent weeks. The 81-year-old, who will...

Hapless thieves drive into police station

"Bungling car thieves were chased by police all the way from the M1 motorway, across playing fields and along a dirt track before crashing through a fence in Northampton - straight into force headquarters. Four people were arrested after the Mitsubishi Shogun they...

Former Sinn Féin driver named as spy

"A former driver for Sinn Féin has been revealed to be an informer for the British intelligence services. Sinn Féin says it is not surprised by the revelation. The man who used to work with Gerry Adams and other senior party figures is believed to have left his home in...

Biggest heist in the world

"The £53 million seized by the robbers amounted to the biggest peacetime cash heist in the world. # Five men convicted over Securitas robbery It was double the size of the previous biggest robbery in Britain - the £26.5 million raid on the Northern Bank in Belfast three...

Shannon-Heathrow service ends

"The Aer Lingus service between Shannon and Heathrow has come to an end today, after almost 60 years. The company took a decision last August to transfer its valuable Heathrow slots to Belfast, from where a new daily service to London begins tomorrow. The controversial...

Irish Royal visit is 'inevitable'

"A visit to the Republic of Ireland by Queen Elizabeth II is inevitable, Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern has said. Mr Ahern was speaking on RTE radio on Christmas Eve when he made the comment. "I think she will...

Accused Omagh bomber cleared of all charges

Sean Hoey was found not guilty on 56 charges arising out the Omagh bomb attack in 1998, described as "the worst paramilitary bombing since the start of the Norther Ireland conflict.""Speaking at Belfast Crown...

Offensive Golly Dolls 'Snapped Up'

" Golly dolls - the black and white toys which many believe have offensive racist connotations - are being snapped up in Northen Ireland shops. A Belfast woman said she was "horrified" to find them in a local...

UPDATED: Aer Lingus begins operations from Belfast but have dropped Irish lan...

"Cead mile failte Kate! Kate Hoey flew back to her native Belfast for this week's Let's Talk The December edition of Let's Talk was dominated by the politics of sport and Irish language. Stephen Walker watched...

Santa record bid attracts 13,000

"More than 13,000 Santas have taken part in a record-breaking charity event on the walls of Londonderry. Thousands of pounds were raised for good causes after a sea of red and white descended on the city...

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