IT is profoundly sad that, more than half a century after they first appeared, large so-called peace walls, some up to 25 ...

A security gate at a west Belfast interface is shutting early as a result of fights between young people from both sides of the peace line. Sources say pressure from the PSNI led to Stormont’s ...

The end of the war to end all wars with the Armistice that took effect on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 was so welcome. But the return to peace, did not bring an end to the ...

Mr Justice Mark Sanfey admitted an application by Iarnród Éireann-Irish Rail and Northern Ireland Railways Co Ltd, who ...

Louise Kennedy’s novel Trespasses charts the dangers of inter-faith relationships during the Troubles – now it’s a Channel 4 ...

Feargal Sharkey appears in the latest edition of the Borderland - UK or United Ireland? podcast which focuses on campaigning.

Babies deserve gifts that are both adorable and comforting, making their early Christmases extra special. A SleepThru Aerotemp Sleeping Bag £54.99 helps little ones stay warm and cosy while promoting ...

A Belfast judge on Thursday acquitted a British ex-paratrooper of killing unarmed civilians during the 1972 Bloody Sunday ...

"A minister can’t be blamed for wanting to see things first-hand. But he can be judged on how he uses that opportunity." ...

DUP leader Gavin Robinson has backed the decision of his party colleague and Stormont Education Minister Paul Givan to visit ...

Sophie Clarke rounds up some of this year’s standout events from Belfast’s citywide celebration of music and creativity ...

Soldier F’s acquittal reminds us that the Republic’s comfort was built on Northern suffering — and the wound still bleeds ...