Mr Furfey died in hospital after being found with serious injuries at an apartment block on Monday morning.

Belfast's deputy lord mayor says illegal scrambler use is "wreaking havoc" on communities.

A new Education Authority plan has proposed 6,000 more places in special schools across Northern Ireland.

Residents say if the path was in Portrush or Bushmills it would never have reached that state.

Lee Gannon waited almost four hours for paramedics after his case was not deemed a priority.

Joyce Crooks, 78, died in hospital following the crash in Dungannon on Monday evening.

Ryan Cunningham, 21, was driving the car which was involved in a collision on Monday afternoon.

Ballymena United manager Jim Ervin was "proud" of his players' efforts as they bounced back from three defeats to stun Linfield at the Showgrounds on Tuesday.

Mark McEwan annouces he is joining Surrey Constabulary as deputy chief constable.

Kieran Kennedy, a former managing director of O'Neill's Sports, says he had lost faith in the agency's leadership team.

Only one of NI's leaders will attend a state banquet for the US president in London.

Newly crowned IBF world welterweight champion Lewis Crocker believes he has the "bargaining chip" to now move on to some huge nights.

Six-time Paralympic swimming champion Bethany Firth speaks to BBC Sport NI about motherhood and her imminent return to swimming at the World Championships in Singapore.

The final 5km section includes boardwalks, coastal paths and sections of old trainline.

Jonathan Thompson enlisted the help of three William King Memorial Flute Band members for his GCSE music exam.

President Michael D Higgins will step down from the role when his term ends later this year.

Flax is being looked at as a tool to restore soil health and even help decarbonise manufacturing.

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The non-jury trial is taking place at Belfast Crown Court with the former soldier accused of two murders and five attempted murders.

Anthony Daly, 70, admitted a total of 12 charges of making indecent images of children.

Derry City, Institute, Coleraine, and Limavady United were among 21 clubs eliminated from the process on Thursday.

Fr Edward Gallagher, 58, of Orchard Park, Lifford, Count Donegal, is charged with child sex offences.

Chairman Bill Anderson spoke out after the club failed to get a share of a £36.2m pot.

The US-owned technology company Seagate has announced a major investment of £115m at its factory in Londonderry.

The projects include the regeneration of the former Austins deprtment store and St Columb's Hall.

Hannah McKeown is a volunteer photographer for the Remember My Baby charity and works across Northern Ireland.

A number of politicians in Londonderry said the armed forces would not be welcome at the event.

Strabane drama festival director Ciara McCay says alternative venues were explored, but were not suitable.

Carlo Acutis, who died of leukaemia in 2006 at the age of 15, is the first millennial to be canonised by the Catholic church.

Eoin Hayes' party leader says she is "disappointed" over pictures if him dressed up as former US President Barack Obama in 2009.

The MMA fighter says the decision comes after "careful reflection" and consultation with his family.

The Irish broadcaster said that Ireland's participation in the contest "would be unconscionable given the ongoing and appalling loss of lives in Gaza".

Jim Gavin defeated MEP Billy Kelleher by 41 votes to 29 in the party's selection contest.

Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, the Sinn Féin leader says her name is "no longer in the mix".

It is understood that the calls are being made on Telegram, which enables callers to disguise their identity.

Jessica Gallagher was one of 10 people killed in explosion at a Donegal petrol station in 2022.

An Garda Síochána (Irish police) say they are investigating the matter.

Bertie Ahern, Joanna Donnelly and Michael Flatley have all confirmed they have withdrawn from the race to be the next Irish president.