Bernadette Mcaliskey

New course looks at Civil Rights movement and early Troubles

Key players in protests or politics 50 years ago will lecture at Stranmillis University

Several thousand march through Derry for city’s annual Pride parade

March led by those who were prominent in the civil rights movement

Bulldoze Stormont and replace it with retirement home, says McAliskey

Civil rights activist says she has ‘run out of patience’ with ‘that house on the hill’

Brendan O’Connor show: Majella O’Donnell could interview herself

TV Review: Presenter Brendan O’Connor is outmanoeuvred by his chat show guest

What Northern Ireland’s civil rights movement means to Miriam O’Callaghan

RTÉ’s documentary about the 1968 protests is part history show, part personal journey

‘You grow up in a flat complex in Summerhill and you think the State is out to get you’

In conversation: Grace Dyas and Gary Gannon

The day The Clash and punk turned Trinity into a war zone

The Clash played Trinity College 40 years ago today. The student organisers recall the British punks' explosive 1977 visit to Ireland

BBC documentary highlights women of North’s peace talks

Northern Ireland Women’s Coalition was established in 1996 to raise female voices

Foster made ‘real effort’ with Irish comments, says Coveney

Minister and Northern Secretary to meet Northern parties in effort to set up talks

I’ve tried to let go but Ireland is always lurking in my mind

I don’t get the emigrant obsession with Irish crisps and tea, but I haven’t lost my Irishness

Irishman who fought in Spanish Civil War remembered at 80th anniversary

Jack Prendergast joined the Basque Army to fight against Franco until ’the last inch of Basque territory had been taken’

Fascism needs to be confronted, says Bernadette McAliskey

Veteran republican gave address at event to mark 80th anniversary of Gernika bombing

A united Ireland – is there something in the air?

Key figures from both sides of the peace line have their say on the notion of Irish unity

Direct provision is ‘killing our souls’, protest hears

Group marches in Dublin and calls for end to system for accommodating asylum seekers

Brexit campaign in North ‘played on racism and emotions’

Immigrants in Dungannon are very concerned about what might change and when

‘RTÉ told us our abortion film lacked balance’

The maker of a 1994 documentary about three Irish women’s abortion stories says some in RTÉ were worried that the women ‘didn’t show enough remorse’

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