Issues
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Using the Irish language in public bodies
Pól Deeds was appointed as the first Irish Language Commissioner in Northern Ireland in October 2025 under the Identity and…
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‘Clear evidence’ of misogyny in the PSNI
There is “clear evidence of sexism and misogyny within the PSNI”, according to an independent review. The Langdale Review, published…
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Cover story: An unmissable opportunity
Kinecx Energy Chief Executive Officer Niall Martindale talks to Owen McQuade about the potential of renewable gas to secure Northern…
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Comparing disability rates north and south
A notably higher proportion of people experience severe disabilities in Northern Ireland compared to the Republic, according to research by…
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Landmark deal for new Belfast-Dublin Enterprise fleet
A £548 million cross-border investment has been announced by Translink and Iarnród Éireann for a new fleet of Intercity trains,…
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Resourcing the Civil Service
The Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) has “not delivered the scale and pace of reform necessary to demonstrate value for…
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Proposals to significantly raise household charges
The Executive could unlock more than £3 billion in additional annual spending power through a combination of higher household charges,…
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Driving tourism growth and economic impact in Northern Ireland
With Summer 2026 approaching, Tourism Northern Ireland is sharply focused on one priority: maximising tourism’s contribution to the economy by…
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Armagh cancer charity celebrates 10 years of service
Knitted Knockers of Northern Ireland (KKNI) Director Hope Graham speaks to Harry McGoldrick on the difference the charity has made…
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Improving regional balance
Solving the productivity shortfall holds the key to tacking regional economic inequality, according to Eoin Magennis, principal economist at the…
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