Real impact of NI Assembly elections to be on unionist morale
‘We now have a nationalism that is confident ... Sinn Féin can take Stormont’
Abercorn bomb, 50 years on: ‘She went for a coffee and never came home’
The random bombing of a popular Belfast restaurant in 1972 had a devastating impact
Historians support President’s decision not to attend service
His presence ‘would have created more division than it would have healed’
Sinn Féin Stormont speaker announces events marking Northern Ireland centenary
Alex Maskey says it is ‘extremely positive’ five NI Executive parties could agree programme on partition
Northern Ireland Office praised Bruton for ‘stepping out from under nationalist cloud’
Newly declassified papers show positive reception in 1997 for speeches by taoiseach
‘My passport’s green’: why was Seamus Heaney used in Northern Ireland branding?
Use of poet in campaign for 100th anniversary of Northern Ireland causes controversy
Where to now after the debacle over the RIC/DMP commemoration?
Row does not auger well for the years and the many other commemorations ahead
Sealed files on Kincora Boys’ Home ‘must be released’
Alliance MEP Naomi Long calls for papers to be available on ‘systematic abuse’ at house
‘How’s Fred?’: Minutes of Sinn Féin’s first post-ceasefire talks revealed
Martin McGuinness joked ‘it was time to liberate the oppressed and the oppressor’
The Troubles – a euphemism for bloody conflict
the term had the advantage that it avoided ascribing blame to any of the participants
British officials angry as RUC notified of tánaiste’s Antrim visit in Irish
Northern Ireland archives: Tánaiste ‘reportedly said it was his first official visit to Co Antrim as Minister for the Gaeltacht’
1993: Chinks of light appear in a dark year of the Troubles
The year saw assassinations, the Warrington bombs, and Hume-Adams dialogue
Hume’s outline of Belfast Agreement revealed in 1990 file
SDLP leader explained to British government his proposal for ‘double referendum’
British diplomat identified as ‘passionate lover of Ireland’
The late Sir David Goodall was an ‘enthusiast for Irish and related causes’, official wrote
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