The head of Ireland's Anglican Church, Archbishop Robin Eames, will hold a ground-breaking meeting with Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams at Stormont today.

The family of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane today repeated their call for the British government to reveal the full truth about his death.

The Church of Ireland Primate Archbishop Robin Eames has said that the North faces immense questions about the sort of society it wants to be.

The head of the Church of Ireland is visiting Irish troops serving with the British army in Iraq.

The Church of Ireland Primate, Archbishop Robin Eames, has praised the response of the Irish people to last Sunday's tsunami disaster in the Indian Ocean.

Church of Ireland Archbishop Robin Eames has been appointed to chair a commission established to discuss the crisis sparked by the election of an openly gay bishop to the US Episcopal Church earlier this year.

Pressure on the IRA was heightened today as the head of the Church of Ireland urged the Provisionals to declare their terrorist campaign had ended.

A COMMISSION which includes loyalist paramilitaries yesterday called on republican terror groups to join them in achieving calm along sectarian flashpoint areas.

The Loyalist Commission, an umbrella group of loyalist paramilitaries, churchmen and politicians, has blamed republicans for almost nightly street violence in Belfast.

Church of Ireland Primate Archbishop Robin Eames has called on Northern paramilitaries to suspend their violence in an effort to end sectarian tensions in Belfast.

Church leaders in the North have welcomed yesterday’s apology from the IRA to innocent civilians killed in its 30-war campaign.

The leaders of the two main churches in the North are appealing to all the political parties to work through the present difficulties in the peace process.

Portadown Orangemen were urged tonight to recognise their awesome responsibility to Northern Ireland to protest peacefully at Drumcree at the weekend.

A 40-gun salute is to mark Northern Ireland's tribute to the Queen Mother tomorrow at Hillsborough Castle.

Sinn Fein has claimed that the British Government caved in to unionist pressure by appointing two unionists to the North’s Human Rights Commission.

The Church of Ireland Primate Archbishop Robin Eames has asked anyone planning acts of violence over Drumcree this weekend to "in God's name" keep out of the dispute.