McGuinness worked out a united Ireland was not going to be achieved by IRA violence, writes Victoria White

The British state, in the UK and Ireland, had done little more than exterminate ‘unwanted’ babies, writes Victoria White.

Controlling population by brutal means has been the norm in the world since the dawn of time, writes Victoria White.

The idea of reviving the Irish language as the first language of the Irish nation was always delusional, writes Victoria White.

Simon Coveney has shown that his is prepared to risk his political neck in order to do the right thing, writes Victoria White.

Our future depends on our public transport service, which has been starved of public funding for decades by government ministers who wouldn’t recognise a bus if it ran them over, writes Victoria White

There was definitely a hint of regret for Pat O’Malley that she hadn’t been able to fulfil other ambitions, writes Victoria White.

The administration issued a list of 74 questions for the Energy Department, asking officials to identify which employees had worked on efforts to tackle climate change, says Victoria White.

There is no ‘Them’ and ‘Us’ in a representative democracy. People’s power rests in their vote, writes Victoria White