Rebecca Black, Belfast Telegraph

Rebecca Black

Belfast Telegraph

United Kingdom

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Past articles by Rebecca:

Joe Kennedy hears call from NI firms for ‘new economic Good Friday Agreement’

Joe Kennedy has heard a call for a new “economic Good Friday Agreement” for Northern Ireland. → Read More

Man dies following crash in Co Monaghan

A man in his 50s has died following a road crash in Co Monaghan. → Read More

Windsor Framework gives enough to end Stormont stalemate, says Starmer

The Windsor Framework “gives enough” to end the Stormont stalemate, Sir Keir Starmer believes. → Read More

Give DUP time and space with Brexit deal and don’t create ‘drama’, pleads Sunak

Rishi Sunak has told Tory MPs to give the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) “time and space” to consider his Brexit deal as they were warned it is the best offer they will get. → Read More

I learned about complexities of Northern Ireland from university room-mate – PM

The Prime Minister has spoken of his passion for peace in Northern Ireland, revealing he first came to understand some of the region’s complexities from his university room-mate in 1998. → Read More

Portal opens to allow 28,000 NI households to access £600 energy support payment

An online portal has opened to help 28,000 households to access the £600 energy support payment. → Read More

Crowds gather in Omagh to demand end to violence after police officer’s shooting

Hundreds of people have gathered to demand an end to paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland. → Read More

Crowds gather in Omagh to demand end to violence after police officer’s shooting

Hundreds of people have gathered to demand an end to paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland. → Read More

Football club leads solidarity march for shot PSNI officer

Crowds have gathered in Co Tyrone in an act of solidarity for an off-duty police man who was shot. → Read More

2,000 Ukrainians supported in Northern Ireland since Russian invasion a year ago

More than 2,000 Ukrainians have been offered support in Northern Ireland since the Russian invasion a year ago. → Read More

Garda chief: Attempted murder of detective marks a ‘sombre day for policing’

The head of the Irish police said the attempted murder of a senior detective marks a “very sombre day for all of us involved in policing on this island”. → Read More

Omagh attack: Three arrested over shooting of DCI John Caldwell who is ‘fighting for his life’

Three men have been arrested in connection to the shooting of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell. → Read More

Omagh shooting: PSNI officer who was coaching youth football team in critical condition as gunmen flee across border

A senior PSNI officer is in a critical but stable condition after he was approached by two gunmen and shot several times at a sports centre in Omagh, Co Tyrone, on Wednesday evening. → Read More

Inquest into 1997 shooting of GAA official Sean Brown to open in March

The first stage of an inquest into the fatal shooting of a GAA official in Co Londonderry 26 years ago is set to open next month. → Read More

Major hack at Virgin Media Television in Ireland ‘contained and terminated’

A “major hack” at Virgin Media Television in Ireland has been “fully contained, isolated and terminated”, the broadcaster said. → Read More

Mum, OAP and man (40s) die in three separate crashes cross NI in one day

Three people have been killed in separate car crashes across Northern Ireland in one day. → Read More

1998 murder victim ‘touched lives like an angel on earth’ – inquest hears

A man shot dead in Co Londonderry in 1998 has been remembered by his mother as “having touched lives like an angel on earth”. → Read More

‘People want to share their lives with someone,’ says Ireland’s final traditional matchmaker Willie Daly

The final remaining traditional matchmaker in Ireland fears he may be the country’s last. → Read More

Barber who lost five family members in Turkey earthquake calls for safer buildings

A barber who has lost at least five family members in the earthquake in Turkey has urged that future houses in vulnerable areas are built to be more safe. → Read More

Former Irish premier rejoins political party more than 10 years after quitting

A former Irish premier has rejoined the political party he once led. → Read More