First Minister Michelle O’Neill said on X: ‘I welcome the news that work will begin at Casement Park next week to prepare for its regeneration.’

Gavin Robinson said he wanted to reflect the desire across the grassroots of unionism to see unionist parties working together.

Andrew Muir said the Good Friday Agreement institutions are in the ‘last chance saloon’.

Runners wore festive costumes as they participated.

Education minister Paul Givan also said he can give a pay increase of up to 4 per cent for teachers

The unionist party is set to table a petition of concern against the motion in the Stormont Assembly on Monday.

Naomi Long said she was ’embarrassed’ at the impact on her neighbours after a crowd gathered outside her house earlier this year.

Sara Venning, the chief executive of NI Water, appeared before Stormont’s Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday.

Paul Givan called the no-confidence motion against him a ‘calculated attempt to drive a unionist minister from office’.

Paul Givan has come under fire over a visit to Israel last week, during which he told officials to publicise a visit to a school in Jerusalem.

The Stormont Education Minister defended asking his department to publicise his visit to a school in Israel amid calls for him to resign.

Sinn Féin and the SDLP have said they will support the motion against Paul Givan.

The Tanaiste’s comments came after Fine Gael candidate for the Irish presidency suggested a Stormont parliament could be retained in a united Ireland.

Rival presidential candidate Catherine Connolly accused the Government of not doing enough to plan for constitutional change on the island

Opposition leader Matthew O’Toole asked Paul Givan if a ‘large portion’ of his speech had been written by AI

Claire Sugden said she is concerned about relations between ministers in the powersharing Executive.

The First Minister made the comment when she appeared before her scrutiny committee

Northern Ireland's First Minister and deputy First Minister appeared before their Stormont scrutiny committee on Wednesday.

Northern Ireland's Finance Minister John O’Dowd was pressed on when the GAA ground will be built at the Northern Ireland Assembly on Tuesday.

Mr Robinson called on the Sinn Fein vice president to ‘show leadership’ after a row over a jobs fair in Londonderry.

The deputy First Minister has said she was representing Northern Ireland when she attended Wimbledon last month.

Cricket Ireland has stepped in and indicated a similar event will now take place at Stormont.

Three men were cleared of all offences at Belfast Crown Court.

Alan Campbell was convicted for having indecent images of children.

The incident happened during an online meeting for young people with Special Educational Needs.

Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots issued a reminder to MLAs around standards of debate on Tuesday.

The official opposition party at Stormont has said it will also “demand a clear, co-ordinated response from the Executive” to the violence.

Speaking ahead of the visit, the Tanaiste said he has consistently said the Legacy Act is ‘not fit for purpose’.

However, the Opposition has indicated it will vote against the Budget, and has published a five-point plan to improve it.

Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson has been granted leave for a judicial review into the decision by Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins.

Unite Ireland secretary Susan Fitzgerald said the Good Jobs Bill was ‘far from a revolutionary document’.

The chairwoman of the Executive Office committee criticised Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly over a lack of Bills.

MLAs in Northern Ireland have spoken out about their offices being attacked and receiving death threats.

The independent Assembly Commissioner for Standards, Dr Melissa McCullough, has found that Ms O’Neill did not breach the Ministerial Code of Conduct.

She will serve alongside Gavin Robinson who has been re-elected as DUP leader.

Michelle O’Neill previously said she would not attend an event at the White House around St Patrick’s Day.

The Alliance Party leader delivered her keynote address at the party’s annual conference in Belfast.

Ministers signed off on the document during a virtual meeting on Thursday morning.

It comes as questions are asked over funding from the Education Authority for sports facilities at one school.

Newry and Armagh MLA Liz Kimmins is to become the new minister for infrastructure.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly have been speaking to mark a year since the return of devolution to NI.

The prospect of the Treasury withdrawing an offer to write off a £559 million debt appears to have receded.

'To what extent are people happy to adopt a new flag? Are they happy to adopt a new educational system? A new national anthem?'