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BBC NI's The Long and The Short of It delves into divisive Irish history - Vimarsana News

BBC NI's The Long and The Short of It delves into divisive Irish history

AFTER seven series of delving into divisive Irish history on the radio, Tim McGarry and Dr David Hume are now bringing The Long and The Short of It to television.

Mary Kelly: It's time for direct rule, with proper involvement from Dublin - Vimarsana News

Mary Kelly: It's time for direct rule, with proper involvement from Dublin

SO WHERE are we now? The resurrection of Stormont by the autumn is looking increasingly unlikely unless Sir Jeffrey can assert authority over the 'never, never' brigade in his party.

Unionist parties must work together to return to 'winning ways' – DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson - Vimarsana News

Unionist parties must work together to return to 'winning ways' – DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said that unionist parties must work together to "get back to winning ways" ahead of the local elections next week.

Victims of terrorism launch a legal action against ex Sinn Fein chief Gerry Adams - Vimarsana News

Victims of terrorism launch a legal action against ex Sinn Fein chief Gerry Adams

A civil case is being taken by victims of IRA terrorism against the former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams.

Ballymurphy Inquest: A 20-year campaign for recognition and justice - Vimarsana News

Ballymurphy Inquest: A 20-year campaign for recognition and justice

Related stories Alice Harper (née Teggart) at her home in west Belfast with a picture of her father Daniel Teggart. Picture by Hugh Russell FOR some families it was a flyer they can't even remember picking up, for others a newspaper advert in The Irish News or Andersonstown News or a poster in a shop window. The year was 1998 and there was to be a conference organised by campaign group Relatives For Justice (RFJ) about forgotten victims at St Mary's teacher training college on Belfast's Falls Road. "It was during the festival," Janet Donnelly remembers now. "I had already been to...