The Armagh Bramleys are one of only three products from Northern Ireland with the sought-after PGI status recognition.

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A wide range of stories feature across Sunday's newspaper front pages, including the identity of the prime suspect in the Fermanagh shootings

Fine Gael leader Simon Harris was responding to a letter which appeared in The Irish Times on Thursday.

Vanessa Whyte, 45, her son James, 14, and daughter Sara, 13, died following a shooting incident at a house in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday morning.

The cop turned out to be Conor Holly, a Canadian cop whose father Michael is from Ballylongford in Kerry and mother is from Belfast.

The incident happened on Sean McDermott Street, Dublin 1, at approximately 10 pm.

The car was searched in Drumcondra, Dublin, on Friday.

Belfast Pride Festival is one of the biggest festivals in the city’s calendar.

The incident happened in the Lecky Road and Lone Moor Road areas of Derry on Friday evening.

The driver of one of the vehicles is being treated for life-threatening injuries at Letterkenny University Hospital.

A wide range of stories feature across Saturday's newspaper front pages, including a vigil for the victims of the Fermanagh shooting

A book of condolence was opened at Maguiresbridge Primary School.

The drugs were discovered during the search of a home on Friday. 

The party’s acting leader said he believed the TD should be given ‘a second chance’.

The woman was burned with a makeshift blow torch and a heated hammer head, cut with a knife, kicked and punched, had her hair cut off, and was threatened with rape, the court heard.

At a meeting with the Donovan couple last month, Tesco Ireland Ltd representatives were told they would get the horses off if they were 'financially compensated'.

In granting planning permission the planning commission has overturned a refusal by Dublin City Council issued earlier this year.

The junction in Dolphin's Barn, Dublin 12, where a new static speed camera will operate

Christian Aid Ireland welcomed the recommendation as ‘hugely significant’.