Northern Ireland's oldest resident has returned to the place she calls home

Newry primary closes early for the summer after a pupil tests positive

The county has two reasons to celebrate as hurlers lift the Ulster title

Government describes weapons move as a "bold and important step"

Local reaction to news of the iconic performer's death in Los Angeles

The technology upgrade which is bringing a border village into the 21st century

Families agree to move their caravans from outside Belfast City Hall

Elderly man carried to safety after suspicious blaze damages houses

The Royal Victoria Hospital has closed a ward in its neurosurgical department

Our last floating link to the Titanic may not be ready for its 2011 centenary.

Dramatic rescue after a man perches on top of the 60 metre attraction

A fire has destroyed a café at Belfast Zoo.

More than a hundred people decide to go back home after a spate of racist attacks

Charges are in connection with the intimidation of Romanians

The DUP has reshuffled its ministerial team at Stormont.

Criminals are using a sophisticated technique in a bid to steal account details

As they start to decommission weapons, we look back at the group's violent history

It is believed the UVF and UDA have put some of their weapons beyond use

130 people seek refuge after a series of racist incidents in Belfast

A couple who raised £65,000 for the charity say they want the donation returned

A man who has raised more than £20,000 for Ireland Air Ambulance says he won't hand over the money

One of the swallows has flown the nest

People across the country have put money into a collection tin to help buy an helicopter ambulance

Pilot's daughter speaks following the accident which claimed three lives

A Belfast court has been told that a man tried to carry out a so-called mercy killing

Four men have been found in court to be responsible for causing the Omagh bombing

A Northern Ireland team records the fastest lap ever over the famous road circuit

Workers at the County Antrim factory protest amid fears of further redundancies

An investigation is underway after a hall in County Armagh was gutted by fire

A Londonderry lawyer is sent to prison for inciting loyalist paramilitaries to murder

1/4 of residents in private nursing homes in a particular area has been found to be carriers

It may be a dirty business but it is all the name of good, clean fun

A mother makes an emotional appeal for information about her son's last movements

The Princess Royal has arrived in Northern Ireland for a one day visit

Family and friends pay tribute to Co Down doctor who was on board Air France plane

The last few days has seen a number of small planes come down to earth across Northern Ireland

A soldier from Belfast has become the latest British serviceman to die in Afghanistan

One of the men being questioned after police raids is a former officer

Why the clash between Armagh and Tyrone may not be the crowd-puller it used to be

9 men have appeared in court charged in relation to the murder and attempted murder of two men

Six women have been rescued from human traffickers who were forcing them to work as prostitutes

Victims of abuse in Catholic-run institutions are calling for compensation to cover Northern Ireland

Aspiring rock drummers are being given a helping hand with their careers

A woman has given birth to six babies in Belfast without the aid of IVF

BBC Newsline viewers give their opinions on marriage and relationships

Victims of abuse inundate helplines following revelations of the extent of the horror

The leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland reacts to the devasting abuse report

Church leaders knew that sexual abuse was "endemic" in boys' institutions

Test your knowledge of the EU and Northern Ireland's role in it

The First Minister and his wife Iris claimed thousands of pounds for food

The power of positive thinking helps local business people walk over hot coals

The UUP MP will not contest the next general election under the Conservative banner

A local cancer charity is having to withdraw it's support to families

The director and star actors of the movie Titanic have come to the rescue of the last survivor

Every day about 10 people in Northern Ireland are diagnosed with the illness

A detailed look at the claims submitted by the wealthiest member of the Cabinet

The Queen and Prince Philip view the work of Northern Ireland's most famous sculptor

A 50-year-old appears in court charged with killing Geoff Kerr in Templepatrick

Leisure centre attendent filmed women and children as they showered

Two students have returned to Northern Ireland from Mexico because of swine flu

From tomorrow all things Polish will be celebrated across Northern Ireland.

One of Northern Ireland's largest security companies has been fined for operating without a licence

It's not easy for anyone to run twenty six miles but on Monday nearly 3000 people did just that

A sneak preview of how the multi million pound facelift is progressing

Four men who carried out the sectarian murder of a Catholic schoolboy are jailed

Northern Ireland's largest security company oversaw important state business without a licence

People in Northern Ireland who have visited swine-flu affected areas have been asking for tests

The men who shot Geoff Kerr in Templepatrick appeared at first to be takeaway delivery drivers

Swine 'flu is presenting what the WHO is calling a global public health emergency

Forensic experts are to examine a new site in the hunt for one of the Disappeared

Conor Macauley reports on the new information which has given a family hope

Quinns cement factories have been closed for a month amid a drop in demand

The BBC Newsline studio makes room for an unusual visitor

Former patients from Muckamore Abbey hospital move into new accommodation

All this week on BBC Newsline we'll be taking a look at how technology is affecting our lives

One of Belfast's most senior citizens reveals the secret to long life

Women forced to hide as a gang smash their way into a house

A memorial has been dedicated to the one thousand people killed during the bombing of Belfast

Sir Hugh Orde is stepping down as head of the PSNI after seven years.

A memorial is held for those who lost their lives on the world's most famous ship

"Little Belfast" goes green in the hope of attracting some new residents

A man has been arrested after a young mother was stabbed at a house party

Northern Ireland water has been declared safe to drink again

Reg Empey pledges to help improve residents' living conditions

Earlier this year the government said there wouldn't be any funding for commemorating D Day

The first major championship of the year, the US Masters, starts this week.

Brian Lenihan unveiled a set of measures to try to stabilise the Republic's economy

It has been a devastating week, but could there be worse to come?

Tea towels made in Banbridge were in the goody bags given to the world leaders at the G20 summit

One of the few factories in West Belfast and one of the area's biggest employers is to close