David Trimble

Unionist leaders call for suspension of Northern Ireland protocol

Letter sent to Taoiseach and Johnson by those who negotiated Belfast Agreement

Newton Emerson: DUP huff highlights problem of the ‘empty chair’

Boycott of the North South Ministerial Council has potential to do real harm

Which has a higher standard of living – Northern Ireland or the Republic?

NI economist stirs debate with claim about cross-Border living standards

Brexit sea border deal risks return to violence, Trimble claims

Northern Ireland protocol ‘wilfully tears up’ Belfast Agreement, former UUP leader says

Former loyalist paramilitaries call for ‘rational’ talks on Northern Ireland protocol

Reach UK group backs DUP plan to ‘free’ Northern Ireland from protocol

Enda Kenny: Border poll is ‘meaningless’ without putting in work on living together

Former taoiseach warns against holding a vote on Irish unity for the sake of it

Tony Blair admitted British were partially responsible for Troubles – documentary

New Martin McGuinness programme details how peace process was agreed

Tories exultant over backing of Brexit Bill drown out DUP

DUP sidelined once more amid Johnson win despite support ‘tinged with sadness’

John Hume’s discreet attempt to restore IRA ceasefire

SDLP leader tried to start a fresh initiative using ‘medium of Protestant Church leaders’

SF may not be able to bring all militants on peaceful course, diplomat reportedly said in 1997

Confidential note shows official doubts three months after restoration of IRA ceasefire

Pat Hume: The woman who never gave up

Pat Hume played a key role for the people of Derry in her 60-year partnership with her late husband

Newton Emerson: Stormont was not the centre of John Hume’s vision

The North-South Ministerial Council is where he hoped the future would be built

John Hume laid to rest by family and friends in town he loved and served so well

Funeral takes place in cathedral that was a haven for Hume near the end of his life

Funeral of John Hume hears peacemaker ‘gave dignity and life to so many people’

‘Even in the darkest moments, when people would have been forgiven for having no hope, John made peace visible for others’

John Hume funeral Mass to take place in Derry on Wednesday morning

‘Death of one of our greatest sons’, says Catholic Primate Archbishop Eamon Martin

David Trimble: After the big dinner in Oslo, somebody said why don’t we party together?

Former first minister praises John Hume’s role in shifting attitudes even if he had ‘jaundiced’ view of unionism

Newton Emerson: The reality is Sinn Féin still needs to be house-trained

It is in everyone’s interests to clean up the ‘republican movement’

Bobby Storey: The IRA's planner and enforcer who stayed in the shadows

Republican masterminded robberies before playing key role in Sinn Féin’s road to peace

Seán O’Rourke: 32,000 interviews later... ‘I’ve had my fill’

The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points

Seamus Mallon: Funeral mass remembers peacemaker

‘A kindly and attentive neighbour, a man of many talents who wasted none of them’

Seamus Mallon remembered: A man with ‘sharpest political antennae’

He would remind you from time to time that it was as a defender he played for Armagh

Irish Times view on Seamus Mallon: A shining beacon in our darkest era

Man of extraordinary courage never wavered in his pursuit of justice and peace

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