Paddy Devlin News Today

Shankill activist speaks of regret at marching against deal

The only surviving member of NI's first power-sharing government shares his regrets 50 years on.

General Sir Frank Kitson, the architect of the Army’s response to terrorism during the Troubles, has died aged 97.

Eimear O’Callaghan’s diary from 1972 offers a first-hand view into daily life during the Troubles. “Belfast Days” offers a view of 1972 Belfast from 16-year-old Eimear O’Callaghan’s perspective, as she intersperses her real personal diary entries from the time with her recollections from today.

A new Irish-language documentary, "Paddy Devlin - Gunnadóir Na Gaillimhe" (The Galway Gunman), tells the story of the 67,000 Irish men and women who ignored Irish neutrality to fight for Britain during WWII.

From Liz Bonnin’s Caribbean adventure to the true story of an Irish serial killer in London

November 4 1973 AFTER the evidence of the past week, during which death in horrible form was dealt out to civilian Catholics, and massive bombs were exploded in the Falls area of Belfast, those who continue to preach peace in the name of Christianity and counsel against violence in the name of humanity must wonder why, in the face of continuing evidence, Mr Whitelaw [William, British Secretary of State for Northern Ireland] and his military advisors at Lisburn still shrink from all-out action ag...

National Museums NI has partnered with Belfast Photo Festival to present a newly commissioned body of work by photographer Hannah Starkey honouring and celebrating the women who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland

Civil society groups operated as active advocates for peace, helping to alter the Troubles climate

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland