Shane Lowry died on August 21 after an incident in Dunmurry.

The road was closed for examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators. It has since reopened.

The tragedy has shocked the local community where the boy's family are well-known in the locality.

Here are the stories making headlines this Saturday.

A spokesperson for the Victorious Festival said the band had their set cut short for using a ‘discriminatory’ chant.

A 32-year-old is expected to appear at Lisburn Magistrates’ Court on Saturday.

The PSNI said the offences were identified in a detailed investigation by its Child Internet Protection Team.

A total of 57kg of cannabis, as well as heroin and amphetamine, which are subject to analysis, were seized.

The cars were stolen in the early hours of Friday morning.

Property owners who do seek to regularise their unauthorised use through planning retention applications however face an uphill struggle in securing planning retention for their short-term letting.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification said on Friday that famine is occurring in Gaza City and could spread further south.

The news comes following severe damage to George's Docklands bridge by a recent fire in the area. 

Harvey’s parents said their son was failed by Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) which was in charge of providing their son’s hospital care.

The man aged in his 50s is due to appear before a special sitting of Naas District Court on Friday afternoon.

Michael Connolly, 50, from Aghyaran in Co Tyrone, said he had ‘one shot’ at becoming a garda.

The Department of Transport said there had been 183,856 penalty point offences recorded in 2024, the majority for speeding or holding a mobile phone.

A private bus operator has been receiving calls for help from panicked parents whose children have been left stranded by Bus Éireann on school runs

Drew Harris said he never liked the term ‘outsider’ and was welcomed ‘immediately’ to An Garda Síochána.

Drew Harris said he was concerned at the number of juveniles involved in such attacks.

At Donahies Community School, students gathered in huddles to open the envelopes which revealed how they performed in the exams.