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Special award for Resource Centre Derrys longest serving staff member

The evolution of Martin McGuinness – from high school dropout and IRA man to political leader seeking an end to violence and, finally, his emergence as Northern

The Oireachtas Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement has today (Thursday) agreed to proceed with priority on a Review of the Good Friday Agreement, in the run up to its 25th Anniversary in 2023.

Northern Ireland police were involved in 'collusive behaviours' over loyalist paramilitary murders during the Troubles, an investigation has found. Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Marie Anderson said she was 'deeply concerned' by the scale...

Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland said she was deeply concerned by the scale and scope of the failings she had uncovered in her probe over events in south Belfast.

I don’t like being labelled, but after covering Northern Ireland as a journalist for almost 30 years, I can now formally announce I am no longer a political agnostic: I am a unionist.

The whole issue of policing is a touchstone issue. If you want to know how far the movement has to go you only have to look at the number of Patten recommend...

KATE Hoeys recent comments, including the controversial view

The actor, 39, and Caitriona Balfe, 42, have reflected on growing up in Ireland during The Troubles for British Vogues February issue.

Plans to allow MPs to ‘double-job’ for a finite period has been criticised as a ‘major step backwards’.