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Gerry Adams and Bertie Ahern had a telephone conversation after the bombing.

Irish officials and diplomats sought to cultivate contacts in the Labour Party in a bid to shape the policy of a future Blair administration.

Trimble's Unionists lost three seats overall, reducing their parliamentary total from nine to six, the Reverend Ian Paisley's party gained two Westminster...

Secret Irish government papers reveal the NI political scene before the Good Friday Agreement.

From bomb attacks to ceasefires, decommissioning and roundtable talks

On his best days the president can make the impossible seem possible as he seeks to apply ‘third way’ politics in a local context, writes Tony Leon.

Business and Finance Awards to recognise contribution to public life in the North of the late John and Pat Hume

The family of Army veteran Dennis Hutchings (pictured), who died aged 80 while on trial over a Troubles shooting, has called on prosecutors to unreservedly apologise for bringing charges.

In this latest extract from a new pro Union book, JOHN WILSON FOSTER says the Irish are at home in Britain:

DAVID Trimble feels