Peter Sheridan

Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service

An unlikely couple face up to parenthood, and Maeve Binchy’s evergreen story

Brexit department says lack of notification for David Davis’s trip was ‘an oversight’

It was the first time the House of Commons Brexit committee visited Northern Ireland

Long career on stage and screen recalled at funeral of actor who died aged 87

20 years on, no significant section of either community wants a return to the bad old days

Peter Sheridan, once the highest ranking Catholic police officer in the North, looks back at a long and troubled road and how the IRA tried to kill him three times

The Montana explosion was nearer the battlefields of first World War than anyone knew

Sean Connery, Daniel Day-Lewis and Jack Nicholson have all graced Old Conna Village

Shay Linehan’s adaptation yanks hard on the heartstrings throughout its benign performance

Duddy was the first outsider ever to meet the IRA’s Army Council

Ruthless he was, but crude stereotypes do not do justice to the man or the times

Time to build an Irish solution to this European problem, says leader Colum Eastwood

SDLP leader says he would speak to anyone if he thought it would save one life

Two site-specific plays around Moore Street and the GPO are among the most daring of the Rising centenary productions

Low turnout in inner-city Dublin reflected a lack of faith in politics, but that may be changing

Robert Niblock laments former loyalist paramilitaries’ lack of artistic expression

Tomm Moore’s animation called ‘Song of the Sea’ is the surprise Best Film winner

The Hennessy Hall of Fame poet looks back on her childhood and the path that led her to ‘stand up for the word’

Gareth O’Connor’s father says he has no doubt Provisional IRA murdered his son

British Labour leader pledges to aid transfer of tax-setting powers to Northern Executive

‘We’re naturally each other’s first port of call’

RTÉ documentary follows the probation service as it supervises thousands of offenders

Co-operation Ireland head says Nathan Hastings would be well advised to stay clear of prison dissidents

Joyceans in full Edwardian costume mark June 16th 1904 literary events of ‘Ulysses’

Police ‘scapegoated’ over John Downey and OTRs case, says Norman Baxter

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

Economic crisis shouldn’t turn us into ‘one dimensional man’, Cronin tells annual meeting