A contentious bonfire in Tiger's Bay in north Belfast passes off without incident.

The parades will be smaller and more localised than usual due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The new laws will allow vaccinated people to eat and drink inside bars and restaurants in Ireland.

A 34-year-old woman dies after being hit by a white van while walking in the early hours of Sunday.

An attempt by two Stormont ministers to force police to help remove the bonfire failed in court.

A driver is grabbed and threatened by a gang after being tricked by a man lying on the road, police say.

A 27-year-old man is due in court charged with attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

It brings the total number of Covid-related deaths recorded by the Health Department to 2,158.

Donegal fight back to defeat Derry by 0-16 to 0-15 and set up an Ulster Senior Football Championship semi-final with rivals Tyrone.

The ceasefire that ended the Irish War of Independence coincided with an upsurge in violence in NI.

A County Antrim postman is being studied by English academics as part of a UK-wide history project.

More than 2,000 people were killed in the 1919-1921 conflict between British forces and the IRA.

No booking will be required at the clinics, which are offering first doses to anyone over 18.

The Delta variant is now the dominant form of the virus in NI, with cases on the rise.

Theatres have been given the indicative date of 26 July to reopen but audience sizes may be limited.

NI's first minister also questions the "logic" for wearing face masks in settings where people are seated.

People returning to NI from amber-list countries will not have to quarantine from 26 July.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about the latest steps to ease lockdown.

Girlguiding Ulster says this summer's camps are not "viable" due to restrictions on overnight stays.

Masks should still be worn in bars, restaurants and on public transport, says Minister Nichola Mallon.

Residents of Rathlin Island are aiming to be carbon neutral by the end of the decade.

Maintenance delays are making some Housing Executive tenants feel like they have been forgotten.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

With two weeks until the delayed Tokyo Olympics, BBC Sport takes a look at the 30 athletes from Northern Ireland who will compete at the Games.

Bonfires are lit in unionist areas on 11 July at the start of the Twelfth celebrations.

Two Stormont ministers begin legal action over a loyalist bonfire in north Belfast.

Sir Keir Starmer says the prime minister has lost the trust of people in Northern Ireland.

Hundreds of bonfires are being built in Northern Ireland as part of traditional commemorations.

Sir Michael McBride says decisions on the mandatory wearing of face masks is for the executive.

The 34-year-old was struck by a white van while walking in the Townparks area of Lifford.

Stendhal Festival, which did not go ahead last year, is expected to welcome about 2,500 visitors.

It comes after a victim's brother is given permission to challenge the decision not to prosecute Soldier F.

The Western Trust says it has apologised to the 27 people who have had their procedures postponed.

The blaze broke out at O'Doherty & Sons in Strabane on Sunday as storms hit the north west.

The Derry City and Strabane councillor quit the DUP in June over its treatment of Arlene Foster.

Geraldine Mullan set up the centre for her family who died in a drowning tragedy in Lough Foyle.

At nearly six times the national average, Buncrana has the Republic's highest infection rate.

The car was on the wrong side of the northbound carriage of the N7 when it collided with a lorry.

Neville Presho lost everything when his island retreat off the coast of Donegal disappeared.

Micheál Martin says more than 50% of the adult population have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine.

Irish prison bosses are reviewing protocols after the taoiseach said the incident was shocking.