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Stormont

Last week
2nd March 2025 - 8th March 2025
Michelle O’Neill says White House visit ‘different’ for Taoiseach as he gets ‘one-on-one time’
This year
2025
Tánaiste says he intends to be 'regular visitor' to North as he meets with Stormont leaders
UK government rejects unionist requests to pull 'Stormont Brake' over change to EU law
Review finds Michael McMonagle employment may have ‘resulted in misuse of public money’
Leo Varadkar criticises 'disappointing decision' by NI minister to block school's integration
Last year
2024
Call for Stormont to consider water rates to help algae-hit Lough Neagh
Parties in Northern Ireland executive agree to extend Britain's ban on puberty blockers
Will Northern Ireland allow assisted dying after Westminster backed a bill to make it legal?
Michelle O’Neill lays wreath at Remembrance Sunday ceremony in Belfast
Sinn Féin's Michelle O’Neill to attend Remembrance Sunday event in Belfast
O’Neill: No questions around McDonald’s leadership of Sinn Féin amid multiple scandals
Sinn Féin leaders apologise over party staffers' work references for child sex offender
Mary Lou McDonald said she has asked the party’s incoming general secretary to “immediately initiate a complete overhaul of governance procedures” within Sinn Féin.
Two Sinn Féin press officers resign over references for colleague accused of child sex offences
Tánaiste to discuss legacy and Stormont restoration with Hilary Benn at Anglo-Irish conference
MP Claire Hanna declares intention to seek SDLP leadership after Eastwood resignation
Emma DeSouza: The UUP and SDLP were once the voices of nationalism and unionism — not anymore
Emma DeSouza
SDLP’s most senior Stormont politician endorses Claire Hanna for role of party leader
Sinn Féin and Unionists criticised for extending UK ban on puberty blockers to Northern Ireland
'No place for racism in our society': Stormont Executive condemns violent disorder in Belfast
The Northern Ireland Assembly was recalled to discuss the rioting seen in the city in recent days.
First Minister Michelle O'Neill said many people feel "extremely vulnerable" and "fearful" following the disorder.
The PSNI has so far arrested 17 males, with 11 charged to court.
Stormont Assembly to be recalled this week in wake of anti-immigrant riot in Belfast
Keir Starmer 'committed to Good Friday Agreement' over possibility of Irish unity referendum
Northern Ireland Secretary meets with First Minister and Deputy First Minister
Alliance eyeing Westminster gains amid call for end to Stormont ‘cycle of crisis and collapse’
Northern Ireland Economy Minister Conor Murphy steps down from role on medical grounds
Stormont ministers agree budget for financial year but concerns expressed about health allocation
DUP focus ‘undiminished’ despite ‘difficult and shocking’ Donaldson resignation, Robinson says
Donaldson resignation will prompt fresh questions for DUP and power-sharing
Britain's Queen Camilla meets Michelle O'Neill (and a baby) on solo trip to Northern Ireland
‘Open for business’: Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly bring burgeoning double act to Washington
Ex-Garda Chief Super: Stakeknife and Operation Kenova - are there questions for Dublin?
John O'Brien
Stormont’s DUP education minister says Irish should be shared language for everybody in North
Tánaiste backs calls for debate on reform of Stormont institutions
PSNI finds no criminal offences after it investigates alleged threats against Jeffrey Donaldson
Finance minister to meet Stormont counterpart, as UK govt tables motion reaffirming 'Acts of Union'
US Secretary of State calls on new Stormont leaders to deliver prosperity for the North
Border analysis: 'My dad was in the Orange Order, but I'd probably vote for a United Ireland'
Emma DeSouza
Who is Emma Little-Pengelly, Northern Ireland's new Deputy First Minister?
Taoiseach confident Stormont Executive 'is here to last' following talks in Belfast
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who was also at Stormont to mark the restoration of devolution, said “the real work starts now”.
The return of Stormont will see the Treasury release a £3.3 billion package to support under-pressure public services in Northern Ireland.
Sunak said the offer represents “a generous and fair settlement”.
DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson said he will be making the case that the Executive needs resources to "deliver sustainable public finances".
Leo Varadkar to meet with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and new Stormont leaders tomorrow
Analysis: Stormont is too fragile to be confident after one day's success
Brian Rowan