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Passengers arriving from 33 countries must book and pay nearly £1,700 for a 12-night hotel stay.

Two grammar schools in Londonderry are the latest schools to scrap academic selection in 2022.

Public Masses resume in churches from Friday, while other churches will reopen on 2 April for Easter.

The money was borrowed as part of Ireland's international bailout in 2010.

The inquest examined the deaths of 10 people in and around the Ballymurphy area in August 1971.

Wales and Scotland are easing restrictions on people meeting, and changes are due in England on Monday.

Northern Ireland's Stuart Dallas says a win over Bulgaria is essential to boost hopes of qualifying for the 2022 World Cup finals in Qatar.

The new Guinness Pro14 Rainbow Cup competition will kick off on 24 April with three rounds of derbies.

A daily update on the latest coronavirus cases and vaccines in Northern Ireland and ROI.

The virus was mentioned on 15 death certificates in the week to Friday 19 March, figures show.

NI Tourism Alliance says clarity is needed on summer holiday advice from the Stormont Executive.

The second-half response against Italy was encouraging, but the numbers are stacking up as Northern Ireland's long wait for a win continues.

The medical director for Pfizer UK says it is important people are "allowed to start living again".

Councillors in Dublin give go ahead for a commemorative plaque at Violet Gibson's childhood home.

A staff member's integrity was questioned because of his union activities, a tribunal has ruled.

Northern Ireland captain Steven Davis speaks of his pride at equalling Peter Shilton's British caps record but was left disappointed by the result against Italy.

Ian Baraclough believes Northern Ireland's second-half performance in Thursday's 2-0 defeat by Italy in World Cup qualifying was "a lot more like the team we are".