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Accepting the Windsor Framework is the only way for the DUP to move forward, a former adviser to David Trimble has said.

The Taoiseach, in balancing wearing the Linfield blue shirt and hoping to see a united Ireland in his lifetime, straddles two opposing broncos travelling in opposite directions. The Good Friday Agreement, looking back, now appears to have enshrined British rule in Northern Ireland rather than shared it.

Outside investors did not distinguish between North and South, tourism conference heard

Terex, CATAGEN and Wrightbus have been awarded £6.27 million funding by the UK Department for Energy Security & Net Zero through Phase 2 of the Red Diesel Replacement programme, as part o...

Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern had a lot of respect for Unionist leader David Trimble and other Protestant leaders like Ian Paisley because they lived through hard reactions to them negotiating the Good Friday Agreement.

Founded in 2004, Catagen is an aftertreatment emissions specialist

IrishCentral Contributor Patricia Killeen on Fr Aidan Troy, the Irish priest who led Catholic schoolchildren during the 2001 Holy Cross dispute in Ardoyne.

Colum Eastwood has said the SDLP and UUP were ‘squeezed’ as the ‘extremes were indulged too much’ in the years following the Good Friday Agreement and that this is ‘an electoral outcome we are still suffering from’.

There were believed to be just 30 or 40 transgender people living in Northern Ireland in 2000, the First and Deputy First Ministers were told.

I FELL in love with Rome on a school trip as an eleven-year-old.