Stories

Tue, 14 Apr 2026

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 Farmers protest rising costs with traffic disruption

Farmers say they are being hit on several fronts, with the price of fuel and fertiliser all facing a hike.

* A group of schoolchildren have taught drivers a lesson by holding them accountable for speeding outside their school.
* The demolition of Casement Park stadium is almost complete, with the removal of its grandstand marking a significant milestone.
* 42 new umbrellas have been created to withstand the harsh Belfast weather, double the original number intended.
* The conflict in Iran is having far-reaching consequences that are affecting people all over the world.
* A computer science student has developed a virtual reality platform for therapists after three years of work.
* New laws will be introduced to prohibit overtaking school buses, according to the infrastructure minister.
* A Belfast school's assembly hall roof is being held up by steel rods while repairs are carried out.
* A pine marten has been spotted at the Northern Ireland Assembly building, captured on camera.
* A woman who won a TV show just days after her mother passed away shares her story of emotional highs and lows.
* A darts player from 2025 has inspired a new generation to take up the sport.
* A family in Newry have been serving their community for generations, with someone from the McClelland family always on duty.
* New guidelines have been issued for school uniforms following changes in the law.
* A short film set in Northern Ireland is nominated for a Bafta award.
* The introduction of minimum pricing for alcohol in Northern Ireland is running out of time, according to the health minister.
* The legacy of Harry Ferguson has lived on through his famous tractors since his death in 1960.
* A comedian has made a joke about the 32 counties, but it's not clear if it's funny.