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Nazareth House closed after an inspection of the roof found that it was unsafe.
Dale Lee had begun to carry a mobile defibrillator in his work van after an advanced first aid course.
A scheme that started four years ago, brings primary school pupils together with elderly residents living nearby.
Ms Allen's long haired miniature dachshund, Buddy, ran off after fireworks "just started out of nowhere" startling the dog.
Some of the lamps - which are often used for Seasonal Affective Disorder - are available to loan for up to three weeks.
Charles Dickens' novella A Christmas Carol has been reimagined by playwright Marie Jones in the setting of Victorian Belfast.
Tom McElhone's remarkable friendship with Henry the robin proves a viral hit.
The reopening of the bridge across the River Bann has provided a boost to businesses and residents.
Northern Ireland comedy legend May McFettridge aka John Linehan recalls the moment a young woman told him his words helped keep her alive.
This year's nativity at Duneane Primary is the school's last as it is closing.
Evri has apologised to those impacted and said it will take appropriate action and support customers.
A Newry woman says she paid for breastfeeding support as midwives were too busy to help her.
From 2026, Belfast City Hall's Christmas tree will be an artificial one.
The Northern Ireland Executive plans to subsidise over half of all childcare costs for working families by April 2032.
The solstice marks the shortest day - and longest night - in the northern hemisphere and the start of astronomical winter.
Some student doctors at Queen's University Belfast undertaking a second degree say they face a "double disadvantage" in funding their studies.
The ancient Japanese tradition of Sumo wrestling has found its Irish home in Belfast.
Flooding during Storm Bram caused a lot of damage for Carrick resident Gordon Kerr.
Paul Wilson, whose father was killed by the IRA in 1987, says he knew Stakeknife was not being named in Operation Kenova's final report.
Kenova head Sir Iain Livingstone calls on the UK government to publicly name the Army spy known as Stakeknife.
