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For decades, Northern Ireland was an example of the danger of conflict. But for years it has exemplified the danger of consensus.

Donaldson will have to tread carefully to avoid splitting the DUP the way he split the UUP and prevent the civil war that transformed the UUP into a basket case

Stormont’s Brussels office was so inappropriate it could never be properly secured and would never have been approved if it was in the UK.

Back in 2002, an email campaign led by a Northern Irishman steered the Wolfe Tones to victory in the BBC's 'World's Favourite Song' vote.

State papers: Ahern viewed riots and disturbances around Holy Cross school in 2001 as sign of a ‘deeper malaise’ in Northern Ireland

The annual release by the National Archives provides a depressing reminder that politics in Northern Ireland has been stuck in the same groove since the beginning of the 21st century

A decision on the permanent location for a recently-unveiled portrait of Senator David Norris is also on hold pending further discussion by the working group

About half of all fuel sold in Northern Ireland was being smuggled from the Republic, according to declassified papers — with some petrol stations making the equivalent of £10,737 profit for every illicit load.

A meeting David Trimble had with residents was said to be ‘instrumental in creating the climate for a discontinuation of the protest’.

A meeting David Trimble had with residents was said to be ‘instrumental in creating the climate for a discontinuation of the protest’.