Former paratrooper Soldier F found not guilty of murder in Bloody Sunday trial
British army veteran acquitted of murder and attempted murder at Belfast Crown Court
Northern Ireland
Court allows legal challenge over Stormont’s failure to deliver Irish language strategy
Conradh na Gaeilge asked for judicial review over lack of progress on initiative agreed in 2006
Powersharing has created a nonsense system where planning an action counts as an action
One team of 134 people at Stormont has spent €123 million on a strategy that reduced carbon emissions by just one per cent
Two arrested after ‘viable pipe bomb’ found in car in Co Armagh
Discovery was made in vehicle which was brought to a halt using a stinger device in Keady
Ed Moloney: Secret historian of the IRA and one of Ireland’s ‘most brilliant’ journalists
Author and co-author of several groundbreaking books, including the exceptionally detailed A Secret History of the IRA
In a united Ireland, should everyone be given a choice of Irish, British or dual identity?
Concessions will have to be made if a new nation is to be constructed that moves beyond past tensions
Jeffrey Donaldson trial may not take place until next year, judge says
Trial due to begin in November but further medical assessments are required for co-accused Eleanor Donaldson
Ed Moloney: journalist and author dies aged 77
Former Northern editor of The Irish Times was known for his coverage of the Troubles
After 53 years on Talbot Street, Dublin city’s last wallpaper shop prepares to close
Gerry Keane Wallpapers will close down after Christmas
‘People here are horrified’: Irish-language signs vandalised in affluent east Belfast
The PSNI describes it as ‘hate-motivated criminal damage’, while a TUV member calls it ‘probably the most predictable crime in Northern Ireland’
Heather Humphreys comes from a tradition with a remarkable history
Rite & Reason: It is frequently forgotten that a founder of the United Irishmen, and a father of republicanism on this island, was Presbyterian Henry Joy McCracken
Irish State must offer same honesty it demands from Britain on Troubles, Belfast meeting told
Member of Northern Ireland legacy commission said Republic must do more to properly address the past
Obituary: Patrick (Pat) Bradley: Chief electoral officer in the North who oversaw many elections in troubled hotspots
Bradley had to handle episodes such as the security of ballot boxes overnight before a count, with key figures such as Rev Ian Paisley demanding DUP oversight
Political Change Across Britain and Ireland - Identities, Institutions and Futures: Undoubtedly the UK is in trouble
Questions well posed here may be impossible to resolve, but they will consume the attention of a generation
Dropping interstate case against UK ‘on the agenda’, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin welcomes progress after UK government put forward new legislation
Gerry Adams: A Ballymurphy Man review – Compelling storytelling, elegant direction
Trisha Ziff allows the former Sinn Féin president to reflect on his life and times in a documentary filmed over five years
David Adams: Irish unity cannot be an exercise in revenge
Some pro-unity campaigners are nationalists, but they are not republicans
Judge to deliver verdict in Bloody Sunday murder trial next week
Earlier, attempt to halt trial of Soldier F at Belfast Crown Court was dismissed
No, the Irish language does not ‘belong to us all’. Stop insisting that it does
A row over Irish language signs in a leafy part of east Belfast taps into deeper divisions
More sightings of invasive Asian hornet confirmed in Northern Ireland
Species could have a ‘serious impact’ on biodiversity in Ireland, environment agency says
Gerry Adams to take legal action against Britain’s block on internment compensation payout
Move in response to NI Troubles Bill, which seeks to prevent former Sinn Féin leader from achieving redress
Lough Neagh’s recovery needs ‘sustained action over many years’, Minister says
‘Ecological impact has been pretty horrendous,’ witness tells Northern Ireland Affairs Committee of MPs at Westminster
Diocese of Dromore to pay £1.2m to five who alleged abuse by priest at school
Former St Colman’s College pupils to receive written apologies from head of Catholic Church in Ireland
Show Jumping Association of Ireland engaged in settlement talks
Association had been restrained from voting on resolution proposing to remove chairman and three directors
Stormont Education Minister ‘entitled’ to reject NI schools’ bid for integrated status
High Court judge dismisses claims Paul Givan breached legislative obligation
Dublin must own up to its Troubles sins, says former Ulster Unionist leader
Lord Tom Elliott noted that Omagh bomb victims had called for parallel inquiry in the Republic
Distance no protection from Russian aggression, Latvian politician warns Ireland
Britain will protect its own skies first, chair of Latvian parliament’s foreign affairs committee says
New UK legislation moves to block payouts to Gerry Adams and other Troubles detainees
UK supreme court previously ruled internees who were detained without trial during conflict were held unlawfully
British-Irish naval patrols needed to protect undersea cables, says BIPA
Cables serving two countries should be mapped, according to new report
Fota Wildlife Park cases confirm bird flu remains a big threat
So far Republic of Ireland has avoided outbreak in commercial flocks
First Asian hornet sighting confirmed in Northern Ireland as public urged to ‘remain alert’
Insect was captured in Belfast ‘by a vigilant member of the public’
Northern Ireland give it everything but Germany are too strong in Belfast
Nick Woltemade’s first international goal makes the difference on frustrating night for Michael O’Neill
National security must be debatable amid growing Russian threats, says Richmond
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs addresses danger at meeting of British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly
Eastern EU states ‘in fear of Russian invasion’, claims Irish Ambassador
‘Absolute imperative’ to expand European Union’s defensive capacity, says Martin Fraser
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