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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’
‘Some were terrible, some were essentially excuses,’ says Prof Kieran McEvoy of the Apologies, Abuses and Dealing with the Past project
Driven by a determination to be ‘useful’, the much-admired journalist wrote a glorious last chapter to his life
Academic who examined British intelligence’s war against IRA hopes seven-year investigation into spy will still be worthwhile
Claire Hanna says ‘those of us who want to talk about a new Ireland have an obligation to spell out a lot more exactly what we mean by that’
Ireland’s Future report outlines steps that could be taken towards vote, including establishment of new government departments
Cross-Border co-operation has become easier in recent years, but it remains a balancing act
Policy must be agreed ahead of the next Assembly elections in three years - Tánaiste
In an interview on the future of Ireland, the Tánaiste says he's concerned at the language around unification
Mallie, once the voice of The Troubles on radio, looks backwards and ahead for Northern Ireland
State aiming to build 33,000 homes annually, Scotland 110,000 by 2032, and England targeting 180,000 a year, says report
Dunmanway Discussion Group said the Government should issue a ‘belated’ statement ‘recognising unequivocally’ that the Bandon Valley killings were ‘sectarian acts perpetrated by elements of the IRA’
The party has choices to make soon and it must ensure that indifference in Britain does not become hostility
Former Northern secretary saw the UUP leader David Trimble as ‘a deeply insecure leader’