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The man who for 15 years was the Executive’s most senior spin doctor has laid bare the impossibility of persuading the public that Stormont was working, when in fact it wasn’t.

Podcast review: Former taoiseach’s tone is conversational rather than confrontational

Crowd turns out for unveiling of Nobel winner John Hume’s bust

Twenty-five years ago, Northern Ireland was on the brink of peace. Few did more for the Good Friday Agreement than John Hume.

Beyond Belief tells the love story of two people "who went ahead of us all", its director says.

As much as he liked us all, by March 25, 1998, the talks process chairman, Senator George Mitchell, had seen and heard enough. He had spent almost 700 days supervising talks about talks, talks about areas for talks, talks about ceasefires, parties walking out of talks and parties being suspended from talks.

Owen McCafferty's new play, Agreement, gives a superb account, 25 years on, of how the Good Friday Agreement came to be.

The men behind the "defining image" of the Good Friday Agreement share their story.

A BUST of former Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble is to be unveiled in the Irish parliament, to mark the presentation of the 1998 Nobel Peace prize.

Ceann Comhairle unveiled the bust marking 25 years since the Nobel was jointly awarded to John Hume and David Trimble