Shift in nationalist demands allowed forum to become launchpad for lobbying

While Margaret Thatcher was unionist at heart, the situation in the North wasnot working. In Garret FitzGerald she found a leader to reach agreement with

Former British diplomat David Goodall recalls the initiation of the dialogue that led to the Anglo-Irish Agreement

Thirty years ago on Sunday November 15th, FitzGerald and Thatcher sealed deal at a press conference at which everything was sweetness and light . . .

Against all the odds, the agreement showed that politics could actually work in the North

Northern state papers 1987: legal challenge by McGimpsey brothers caused concern

Northern state papers 1987: how a private letter ended up in his mailbox is revealed

Northern state papers 1987: Move would undermine support for Provisional IRA

DUP MP was among 150 loyalists who crossed border into Clontibret

Chilling government memo underlines how close Republic was to a bailout

Former NI leaders awarde honorary doctorates by Dublin university

1,000 guests attend glittering premiere, the social event of year in capital Asunción