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Gerry Moriarty

Gerry Moriarty is Northern Ireland Editor of The Irish Times.

Harris Hawk flys over the crows at a previous Balmoral show at the Kings Hall in Belfast. Photograph: Alan Betson
Balmoral Show moves to new site at Maze

Event expected to attract more than 70,000 visitors

Bro McFerran (left) managing director of Allstate Northern Ireland, introduces First Minister Peter Robinson, Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness and Enterprises Minister Arlene Foster to senior Allstate management in the USA, during a live telecommunications link at their Belfast offices. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
Allstate company delivers up to 650 jobs for Belfast, Derry and Strabane

In past week more than 1,000 potential new jobs announced for Northern Ireland

Peter Robinson rounds on ‘Jeremiahs’ who oppose shared future proposals

First Minister ‘depressed’ at negative reaction to plan

The Linenhall Library in Belfast celebrated its 225th birthday on Monday. Pictured are Julie Andrews, Linen Hall Library Director, and Deputy Director Patricia Saunders. Photograph: Arthur Allison
Linen Hall Library celebrates its 225th anniversary

Library played an important role in Belfast and Irish history

Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness have set a target of 2023 to bring down all of Northern Ireland’s 60 so-called peace walls.
Robinson and McGuinness want “peace walls” down within 10 years

First Minister and Deputy First Minister outline plans to tackle sectarianism and division

Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness have announced how they intend to progress building a shared future in Northern Ireland. Photograph: Arthur Allison
Robinson and McGuinness set out blueprint to tackle division

PSNI organising “secret” discussions on parading in Wales

First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness. photograph: Arthur Allison
Robinson and McGuinness set out plans to start tackling division

First Minister and Deputy First Minister acknowledge biggest hurdles will be parades, flags and the past

Kenny insists Government will deliver on free GP care

Government criticised as plan to extend scheme to 60,000 people with long-term illnesses is dropped

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