St. Columb’s College Year 13 students have taken part in a Round Table Careers Day at Magee College, during which they received advice from professionals with a wealth of knowledge and experience in ...

The funeral committal of the late Derry socialist Colm Bryce will take place in Gweedore on Thursday. Mr. Bryce, a prominent left-wing activist, passed away last week in St. Bart's Hospital in London.

Republican ex-prisoners in Derry are calling on the public to support a vigil to mark Palestinian Prisoner’s day and to oppose the ongoing Israeli genocide on Gaza.

Belfast business leaders will set out to replicate the success of their transatlantic partnerships with Boston and New York, at a conference in Silicon Valley next month.

Social Studio restaurant on Bishop Street has announced its closure via social media citing the rising costs of goods, electricity and wages.

Fawlty Towers, a brand new stage show adapted from the '70s sitcom by John Cleese, is set to hit the Millennium Forum over four nights from August 2026.

Derry author and poet, Aimée Donnell, is coming home to sign copies of her successful book, ‘We Are All Creatures of Struggle,’ at Waterstones Foyleside on Thursday, April 17.

A pair of almost century old Feis Dhoire Cholmcille medals, to be raffled at this year’s event, were originally won by one of the city’s most well-known and regarded musical and business figures, it ...

The largest event focusing on the Northern Ireland economy at Westminster is set to return in May, led by Trade NI. DWF who have supported the Trade NI delegation over several years, will now be the ...

An iconic budget variety retailer has confirmed plans to open 45 new stores over the next year, despite reporting a dip in sales. Discount retail giant B&M, which has become a go-to destination for ...

A Quote Devil survey of 1,000 Irish homeowners found 60% of homeowners in Cork don’t feel protected against break-ins, highlighting the need for better home security. With summer approaching, longer ...

Smelly food – and having to stand in standard when the First Class carriage is empty – are Brits’ biggest train ‘icks’.