Meet the NI teenagers learning how to build rockets.

An acclaimed artist from County Antrim is hoping his latest exhibition will increase awareness of the importance of our peatlands.

Barnardo's: One of Northern Ireland's leading school counselling providers says it has to stop services due to a lack of funding.

The Wild Atlantic Way could be extended to Northern Ireland, Stormont’s Economy Minister Conor Murphy has said.

Covid Inquiry: Call for examination of disabled people's experience.

Marie-Louise Connolly reports.

Untreated sewage: Some 20m tonnes spilled every year.

The Taoiseach, Simon Harris said the Stardust families were failed by the state as he read out a state apology in the Dáil.

GAA: Long-lost John McKay descendants walk in founder's footsteps.

Motorists visiting Kilbroney Park and Slieve Gullion Forest Park will face new parking charges from Monday.

Post Office victims from NI to have names cleared under new legislation.

Delays in the justice system are unacceptable and a budget increase is needed to address a backlog of cases, Northern Ireland's director of public of prosecutions has said.

A man from Jordanstown who escaped the Summerland fire disaster in the Isle of Man over fifty years ago, has added his voice to renewed calls for a fresh inquest.

With news that Stormont's health minister has said he will step down from his role once the general election campaign begins, should executive ministers do the same?

Belfast's Great Victoria Street train station will permanently close ahead of the move to the new Grand Central Station. Michael Fitzpatrick was there for us.

A County Down toddler is preparing to return to pre-school this week after having brain surgery in Ukraine. Rachel Gribben from Killyleagh spent weeks at a hospital in Lviv. She suffers from a severe form of epilepsy which has led to serious development issues.

The relatives of the 48 people killed in the Stardust Disco fire in Dublin had it confirmed by an Inquest yesterday their loved one's were killed unlawfully. The families and survivors want an official state apology and tomorrow they'll meet the Taoiseach.

All sorts of athletes, some with prosthetic limbs, others who use wheelchairs, came together to enjoy the power of sport earlier. They were given the opportunity to experience different disciplines; from golf to archery, basketball to cycling. Aileen Moynagh reports.

Stormont's Sports Minister, Gordon Lyons, says he's still awaiting clarity from the UK government on how much funding it will contribute towards Casement Park. The subject was also raised by the First and Deputy First Ministers when they met the Secretary of State today.

Northern Ireland is apparently an exception when it comes to how committed we seem to be, to children wearing school uniforms. Should there be a rethink of the rules around what kids wear to school? The deputy chair of Stormont's Education Committee has sparked the debate.

The Stardust nightclub in Dublin went on fire on a busy Valentines night in 1981. 48 people died in an inferno that swept through the disco, 3 were from Northern Ireland. Today, more than four decades on, a jury at an inquest ruled the 48 were Unlawfully Killed.