Sunday Life

22 hours ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eoin Wilson

A quiet game exploded into life after the half-hour with Derry City taking a complete grip on the game with two goals in just three minutes. The home side took the lead when a quick corner routine saw Duffy cross perfectly for Sam Todd to head in his first ever Brandywell goal from close range. That was quickly followed by a second as Drogheda fell apart. Liam Boyce dummied a pass into the run into the path of Duffy, who went through on goal but was denied by Dennison.

1 day ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Andrew Madden

The DUP MP spoke out after the commission said the ruling, which determined the legal definition of a woman was based on biological sex, would have applied in Northern Ireland if it was not for the Windsor Framework. Instead, the matter will brought before the High Court in Belfast, which will likely take more than a year. The Supreme Court judgement has implications for transgender people’s access to single-sex spaces.

1 day ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Andrew Madden

The DUP MP spoke out after the commission said the ruling, which determined the legal definition of a woman was based on biological sex, would have applied in Northern Ireland if it was not for the Windsor Framework. Instead, the matter will brought before the High Court in Belfast, which will likely take more than a year. The Supreme Court judgement has implications for transgender people’s access to single-sex spaces.

1 day ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Andrew Madden

The Public Services Ombudsman’s decision to launch an investigation into the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) follows a series of concerns raised about the organisation that have been ongoing for years. ‘Own initiative’ investigations by NIPSO are quite rare, with this being just the eighth undertaken since 2021. In most cases, the office examines complaints filed by members of the public, rather than doing so off its own back.

1 day ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eoin Wilson

Tiernan Lynch is hoping that successive wins in Dublin will give his players the confidence to produce their first win of 2025 over Drogheda United at the Brandywell on Friday night. The Candystripes have taken just one point from two games against Kevin Doherty’s side, who won at the Brandywell in April and who were denied a win in their previous meeting by a last-minute equaliser from Dom Thomas.