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The book about South Armagh is being republished for the first time after 25 years with a few minor additions
A new exhibition at the Irish Emigration Museum EPIC tells stories of many who left Ireland for Britain from early 70s onwards
Mistakes in dealing with terrorism in Northern Ireland are being repeated elsewhere, argues Prof Richard English in a new book
Mary Lou McDonald ‘wrong-footed’ on major issues as party seeks centre ground to secure majority, Tóibín tells podcast
The Look Back to Look Forward exhibition at the Epic museum in Dublin traces the story of the Irish in Britain from the early 1970s to today
Workers in Republic much more likely to be educated to at least degree level
Germany’s experience is relevant to Ireland given the sharp differences that followed the publication of a report on unification costs
Irish unification will cost hundreds of billions over decades, according to a new economic report
Irish unity would push up cost to taxpayers, IIEA report says
Two academics have gathered the voices of people on both sides of the Border for more than five years about future constitutional change
Now more than 25 years old, the Belfast Agreement is showing signs of age. So how can it be reformed, if at all?
The 2023 State of the Union survey examines attitudes towards constitutional issues in the UK
Varadkar’s inability to develop a relationship with British prime minister Theresa May marked a low point
Former IRA prisoner turned artist says of post-conflict Northern Irish society: ‘We’re not normal, but we’re heading towards normality’
Windsor Framework will put the civil service in Northern Ireland under ‘major strain’