‘He did things some would not like him for, but you have to look at the whole picture’

Alliance has established a strong foothold and is in good position to hold its two seats

Former UVF and Red Hand Commando paramilitary imprisoned during Troubles

Lesley Carroll of UUP eliminated at tenth stage of the count

British government seeks access to taped interview by former IRA prisoner

DUP’s three seats under pressure from UUP, Alliance and PUP

Return of Naomi Long could pave way for future leadership bid

There are interesting contributions here on dilemmas facing Northern Ireland Protestants but ancient chips weigh heavily on shoulders of its editors, writes Susan McKay

As the 1916 centenary dawns, we should focus on what unites us all, not what divides us

Linda Ervine, a sister-in-law of the late unionist politician David Ervine, is introducing the Irish language to loyalist parts of the city

We know the leaders of the Northern Ireland peace process, but are barely familiar with a group of committed activists working in remotest Co Wicklow who played a key role at crucial times

Move by acting SF speaker means little as East Derry MLA was in Westminster today

Late first minister ‘an old man who did a lot of damage’, says relative of late PUP leader

Former taoiseach respected in Northern Ireland by both sides

With more than 400 of 462 seats declared the two largest parties have 213 seats

Hugh Smyth: March 16th, 1939 – May 12th, 2014

Cross-party tributes following death of Progressive Unionist Party stalwart

Politicians deplore remarks about PUP leader’s part in murder of two young Catholics in 1974

Classes run by sister-in-law of late PUP leader David Ervine at new language centre

Opinion: Limits on flying flag do not enhance Irishness but succeed in diminishing Britishness

The west Belfast Feile, which has been running since the height of the Troubles 25 years ago, has served as a model for the East Belfast Arts Festival, now in its second year