Antrim County, Northern Ireland News

In this May 22, 2008 file photo, Kevin Crilly leaves Newry courthouse, in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Crilly was interviewed by detectives in the weeks after the incident but left for the United States before officers could arrest him on suspicion of murder Kevin Crilly, 59, from Lower Foughill Road, Jonesborough, Co Armagh, is already facing charges of kidnapping and falsely imprisoning the 29-year-old Grenadier Guardsman near the Irish border in ...

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The arrests of five men in the Carrickfergus area is being linked to a loyalist gang.

Two men have appeared in court charged with importing a huge cannabis haul in Armagh, worth around A 500,000. Monday, 09 November 2009 Tags: courts Local News The discovery was made at Portadown Road, following a major cross-border policing operation.

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A cross-border drugs ring has been smashed by police with cannabis with a street value of A 500,000 seized.

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Ok, I've just spent the last couple of days in meetings in London. One of the things I noticed was the amount of people wearing poppies this year.

The High Court in Belfast has heard that soil found on a boot belonging to prominent republican Colin Duffy matches a sample in a getaway car allegedly used by gunmen who murdered two British soldiers outside a Co Antrim military base.

By Steven Crawford A COLERAINE family has issued a heartfelt plea for new witnesses to come forward to help shed new light on the road traffic accident which led to the death of their father.

A man has been left in a critical condition in hospital after being knocked down by a car in Ballymena, County Antrim.

NORTHERN Ireland, together with the Republic, downs more cups of tea per capita per day than the rest of Europe.

One of Northern Ireland's top beaches has failed to achieve bathing water standards because of pollution.

Tommy McKearney, a former life-sentence IRA prisoner, speaks to the BBC's Mark Simpson about dissident groups The Independent Monitoring Commission is expected to report that dissident republican activity in NI is at its highest level for nearly six years.

Passing the buck for delays to key projects has become too easy for members of the Northern Ireland Executive, a business leader has warned.

One of Northern Ireland's top beaches has failed to achieve bathing water standards because of pollution, it has been revealed.

Illegal fuel launderers who dumped 20 tonnes of toxic waste on land owned by an education board went undetected for three years, it has been claimed.

A man is to stand trial accused of trying to suffocate his life-long friend as he lay in hospital after suffering a stroke.