Belfast to Dublin train to start hourly service from Tuesday in most significant expansion in more than 25 years

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Ahead of tomorrow's budget you can read 'View from the Chair' from NI Federation of Small Business policy chair Alan Lowry

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Main political parties split over where to spend race riots recovery cash

Main political parties split over where to spend race riots recovery cash


	News

Sinn Fein dodge question on McMonagle job but insist 'all Assembly rules are properly followed'

Sinn Fein dodge question on McMonagle job but insist 'all Assembly rules are properly followed'

'Tough time all round for Cookstown' as area suffers second crash fatality in days

'Tough time all round for Cookstown' as area suffers second crash fatality in days

Catholic leader backs Presbyterian rebuke to cleric in Pride worship service

Catholic leader backs Presbyterian rebuke to cleric in Pride worship service

Belfast to Dublin train to start hourly service from Tuesday in most significant expansion in more than 25 years

Belfast to Dublin train to start hourly service from Tuesday in most significant expansion in more than 25 years

Owners of a beloved 19th century mill in Lisburn have lodged plans to knock most of it down

Owners of a beloved 19th century mill in Lisburn have lodged plans to knock most of it down



	Motorcycling

'The announcement comes as preparations begin to pick up the pace for the event'

'The announcement comes as preparations begin to pick up the pace for the event'

"There’s not many young boys coming along and people say we need funding, but folk need to look at themselves."

"There’s not many young boys coming along and people say we need funding, but folk need to look at themselves."

Opinion

Paul McElhinney: US presidential election will be fought ‘tooth and nail’ given the high stakes

Paul McElhinney: US presidential election will be fought ‘tooth and nail’ given the high stakes

Sir Keir Starmer says journalism is the 'lifeblood of our democracy'

Sir Keir Starmer says journalism is the 'lifeblood of our democracy'

Editorial: Muddling through problems thrown up by Irish sea border is not a solution

Editorial: Muddling through problems thrown up by Irish sea border is not a solution

Letter: Unnecessary bilingual road signs in west Belfast won’t improve safety for motorcyclists

Letter: Unnecessary bilingual road signs in west Belfast won’t improve safety for motorcyclists





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