First Minister Michelle O’Neill, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron met Taoiseach Simon Harris today to discuss a range of issues including areas of mutual interest and the importance of a positive working relationship.

Junior Minister Aisling Reilly was delighted to join Economy NI Minister Conor Murphy and RetailNI representatives Glyn Roberts and Anna McErlean at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2024 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Belfast. The annual awards celebrate the best of local…

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron & Aisling Reilly today visited Ballymena Women's Refuge where they met representatives of Women's Aid ABCLN to discuss the organisation's vital work tackling domestic abuse and supporting victims. The Junior Ministers praised the charity's ongoing…

As part of a range of visits, Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron visited Footprints Women's Centre and WOMEN'STEC in Belfast.

The Ministers heard about each of the organisations’ work within the community, including crisis intervention services and providing skills training,…

The First Minister and the deputy First Minister today met with H.E. Ambassador Zheng Zeguang, Chinese Ambassador to the UK. They discussed a number of areas of common interest such as education, tourism and economic matters.

The importance of farming and the agri-food industry to the local economy were highlighted by the First Minister and deputy First Minister when they spoke at the Ulster Farmers’ Union annual general meeting in Cookstown.

Speaking at the NI Food to Go awards launch in Belfast, Junior Minister Pam Cameron hailed the positive work of Northern Ireland Food To Go Association and the invaluable contribution a vibrant cafe, deli and fast food sector makes to the NI economy and local communities.

🎥First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly supported the call for more young girls to consider careers in technology and cyber security at the first ever CyberFirst EmPower Girls event to be held in NI today.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly attended the CyberFirst EmPower Girls event at Windsor Park today and encouraged young girls to consider a career in technology and cyber security.

Education Minister Paul Givan has announced a wide-ranging programme of significant and sustained capital investment for the development of school facilities to support children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) across Northern Ireland.

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Infrastructure Minister John O' Dowd has announced the introduction of one-year Temporary Exemption Certificates for some private cars to help reduce MOT waiting times.

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Junior Ministers Pam Cameron and Aisling Reilly have attended the ‘Project Children’ gala night at the Lyric Theatre. The play is based on testimonies and interviews with participants and volunteers who were involved in the Project Children programme, which brought children from…

Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron have congratulated Irish Rugby on qualifying for #RWC2025 following Saturday’s thrilling Guinness Women's Six Nations win against Scotland.
The Junior Ministers were welcomed to the game at Kingspan Stadium by Rugby in Ulster President Denis…

We are saddened to hear of the death of Stephen Grimason. Stephen was a renowned journalist before taking on the role of Director of Communications for the Executive. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and all his former colleagues across the NI Executive.

Junior Minister Pam Cameron was delighted to be part of tonight’s Glow rebrand event in Conway Mill. She praised the charity’s work, which is helping to inspire and empower women and girls across Belfast and beyond.

The deputy First Minister attended a Chief Executives’ Forum event at Parliament Buildings today. She spoke about the importance of working in collaboration and how best to overcome challenges to ensure positive outcomes.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly have paid tribute to Dame Joan Harbison, the first Chief Commissioner of the Equality Commission, who passed away recently.

Offering their condolences, ministers described the 86-year-old as a titan of…

Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron have visited an ambitious £2.9 million redevelopment project aimed at improving community relations in South Belfast.
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Today the Executive agreed the 2024-2025 budget.

Ministers said they recognised the challenges ahead and would continue to argue for the right level of funding to meet need and deliver good public services.