25-year term for soldiers' killer
A terminally-ill man convicted of murdering two soldiers at Massereene Barracks in Antrim must serve a minimum of 25 years in prison. (
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Three charged with Lurgan murder
Police investigating the killing of Andrew Lorimer in Lurgan last weekend have charged three men with murder. (
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Abuse 'brutal' says priest victim
One of the victims of a former priest jailed for 10 years for sex abuse charges says the trauma of what he went through was "horrendous". (
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Dissidents blamed for killing man
Dissident republicans are being blamed for shooting dead a Londonderry man in Buncrana, County Donegal. (
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Call to review 1997 RUC murders
There has been a call for the Historical Enquiries Team to bring forward a review of the original police investigation into the murders of two RUC men in 1997. (
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Hospitals to check water for bug
The chief medical officer writes to all Northern Ireland's health trusts asking them to check for pseudomonas bacteria in their water supply. (
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IRA had garda station 'watched'
The Smithwick Tribunal hears a claim from a retired senior Irish police officer that it was "well known" the IRA had Dundalk Garda station "regularly under surveillance". (
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Family sue over co-pilot's death
The girlfriend and parents of a co-pilot killed in a plane crash last February sue two companies involved in running the flight. (
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Holiday homes fraudster is jailed
A County Antrim businessman has been jailed for four and a half years for operating an international property scam in Turkey. (
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Shots fired in bookmakers' shops
Police are investigating two separate shooting incidents at bookmakers' shops in Londonderry on Thursday night. (
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Shotgun gang rob man at city home
A car and other valuables have been stolen at gunpoint during a robbery at a house in north Belfast. (
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Bus tour attacker 'now a pastor'
A former bus tour worker who punched a rival operator and banged his head off a kiosk in Belfast city centre is now a church pastor, a court hears. (
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Bomb alert was 'elaborate hoax'
An alert which caused a number of people to be moved from their homes on the Falls Road in west Belfast is declared a hoax. (
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City office block firm goes bust
The company which owns the Windsor House office block in Belfast city centre is placed into administration. (
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Lawsuit may cost government £2m
The Public Prosecution Service is pay a six-figure sum to settle a lawsuit involving more than 50 lawyers employed by the Civil Service. (
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Man held over £60,000 drugs haul
Police in Lisburn find £60,000 worth of cannabis resin in a house in Poleglass on Thursday. (
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Arts under pressure as grant ends
Arts group condemn the closure of the Laganside Events Grant from March 2012. (
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Bangor pilots taxi wardens scheme
A County Down town introduces taxi wardens to ensure pub and club-goers get home safe. (
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Jail for petrol bomb attack teens
Two teenagers who admitted throwing petrol bombs at police officers in the Waterside area of Derry last year have been jailed at Londonderry Crown Court. (
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Man is injured inside bin lorry
An investigation has been launched by the Health and Safety Executive after a council employee was injured inside a bin lorry in Londonderry. (
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Man admits 200lb car bomb charges
A 43-year-old Londonderry man admits a car bomb attack at the city's Strand Road PSNI Station. (
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Protestant schools under threat
Two Donegal clergymen have said they fear the majority of Protestant schools in the county will be forced to close because of education cuts. (
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Final trawler tragedy body found
The body of the last of the missing crew members of the trawler Tit Bonhomme is found. (
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Remains found in 2000 identified
Human remains discovered in Cumbria more than 10 years ago are identified. (
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Brothers online firm worth $100m
A technology company founded by two Irish brothers is valued at $100m after one of Silicon Valley's biggest investors took a stake in it. (
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Call for calm after girl's murder
The Irish Traveller Movement issues an appeal for calm following the murder of a 16-year-old girl in Dublin. (
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Joyce children's book sparks feud
A children's story by James Joyce is published for the first time in Dublin to the dismay of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation. (
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Please your honour, the President wants me
US President Barack Obama's Irish cousin Henry Healy has a unique reason for asking to be excused jury duty on 20 March. (
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Address football 'injustice' call
DUP MP Nigel Dodds says the British and Irish governments should hold talks to stop footballers from Northern Ireland opting to play for the Republic. (
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Civil service £10m over budget
A Sinn Fein member of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says that certain civil service practises would not be tolerated in private business. (
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