A book that was rejected by 13 separate publishers — The Lost Soul of Eamonn Magee — has won the 2018 eir Sports Book of the Year award.

Martin McGuinness personally set up the rendezvous which led to the brutal murder of a suspected IRA informer, the Government was told in 1987.

A man has been arrested over suspected dangerous driving after four cars were damaged in Belfast.

British Army deserter Colin Demet is to give evidence at the inquest for a man who was shot dead by Mr Demet's comrades at a Christmas dance.

Police in Belfast are investigating a paramilitary-style shooting in the north of the city.

Sinn Féin's Chairperson in the North has hit out at those who used 12th of July parades as an opportuity to incite what he calls, hatred.

Thousands of Orange Order members took part in parades across Northern Ireland as part of the Twelfth of July celebrations.

A peaceful Orange Order parade past the Ardoyne flashpoint in the North is a massive step forward, a community worker has said.

Homes have been boarded up at a number of huge bonfire sites in the North amid concerns around safety and risk to property.

The body of a man shot dead by the British Army at a Christmas dance in Belfast in 1971 should not be exhumed, a coroner has ruled.

One of the North's most controversial parades has passed off peacefully.

Orangemen and nationalist residents who struck a breakthrough deal to resolve Northern Ireland's most volatile parading dispute have said they are committed to working in a spirit of genuine respect toward a common, peaceful and shared future.

An agreement has been reached to resolve a long-running parade dispute in north Belfast.

Brendan J Byrne tried to ensure his documentary on Bobby Sands gave a balanced view of the IRA man who died on hunger strike, he tells Esther McCarthy

Police in the North are appealing for two people believed to have information about the murder of a taxi driver in Belfast.

A man has died after being shot in what is believed to be a paramilitary-style attack in Belfast.

A mother-of-three charged with rioting after police halted a republican parade in Belfast was at the head of the 60-strong crowd that attacked officers, a court has heard.

A prominent Orangeman accused of the attempted murder of two pedestrians knocked down by a car during a riot in Belfast “profoundly regrets” what happened, a court was told yesterday.

The British Government has established a panel of experts to examine a long-standing parading dispute in Belfast that has been the source of bitter community tensions and outbreaks of serious violence.

As former internees and Hooded Men we call on people to support and attend this Sunday’s anti-internment march in Ardoyne, Belfast. 

The Northern peace process is under its greatest threat since the landmark 1998 Good Friday Agreement negotiations, Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams has warned.

Just when you think you have seen the worst depths of sectarian decay in Northern society, along comes another sectarian nugget to chill the blood.

Cool heads helped maintain calm in Northern Ireland during the peak of this year’s marching season, the North’s justice minister said.

Members of the Orange Order have staged a peaceful protest in north Belfast after restrictions were imposed on their parade.

Three people have been stabbed in Belfast as the city prepares for annual Twelfth of July celebrations.

A man has been stabbed during fighting between republican and loyalist factions in Northern Ireland.

Tens of thousands of spectators are expected to take part in parades this July 12.

The UK Government has been urged by unionists and loyalists in the to set up a commission of inquiry to examine a parading dispute that has resulted in the restriction of a contentious Orange Order parade in Belfast.

President Michael D Higgins is holding back from an immediate response to a public invitation to attend the only Orange Order parade in the Republic next year.

The North's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is calling for peace as marching season gets underway.

Senior unionists will meet today to discuss the next phase of their protest against a decision to ban a controversial Orange Order parade from passing a nationalist neighbourhood.

13 years on Fr Aidan Troy recalls the Holy Cross protests, writes Dan Buckley

The PSNI spends almost a third of its budget tackling terrorism, public disorder and parading, it has been revealed.

Almost 2,000 vehicles have been stopped at checkpoints designed to thwart dissident republicans in Belfast, police said.

A man has been arrested by detectives investigating a gun attack on police vehicles in north Belfast.

Police officers whose vehicle was hit by gunfire as they were on patrol in Belfast are lucky to be alive, their commander has said.

A military gun was used to spray police vehicles with bullets in the North, a senior officer said.

Two men have been arrested in connection with an attempted car bombing in Belfast city centre.

Northern Ireland’s top police officer has warned of a surge in dissident republican activity after a bomb partially exploded under a shopping centre.

Police have used a remotely controlled drone as part of an operation to defuse a small bomb in north Belfast.

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has accused unionist political leaders of hypocrisy in dealing with illegal marches and attacks.

Up to 56 PSNI officers were injured when serious loyalist rioting engulfed Belfast city centre in violence linked to a contentious republican parade.

Serious rioting engulfed Belfast city centre tonight as police were attacked by loyalists protesting ahead of a republican parade.

Two police officers have been injured in clashes with loyalist protesters in Belfast tonight, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) confirmed.