In October 2018 he told ITV’s Good Morning Britain that irrespective of the solution for the border on the island of Ireland after Brexit “if the Irish people want to shoot each other, they will shoot each other".

My first summer job, at the age of 16, was as a shop girl in the Belfast branch of the fashion chain Wallis, writes Kate Thompson

Bikers are holding a protest in London today against the prosecution of a British soldier over Bloody Sunday.

After a late night dash to Strasbourg on March 11, the British prime minister, Theresa May, said she had agreed “legally binding” changes to the Brexit withdrawal agreement with the European Union, writes Katy Hayward.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and other politicians have refused to demand Britain's secretary of state for Northern Ireland Karen Bradley resignation over her "dignified" Troubles shootings claims, despite criticising the remarks.

Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley has said she is "profoundly sorry" for "deeply insensitive" comments she made yesterday suggesting that deaths caused by soldiers and police during the Troubles were not crimes.

All around the world, there are countries that once glowed imperial red on the pages of an atlas.

Fifty years ago, civil rights marches took place in Derry, Belfast, and Armagh. Activists wanted equality, but what happened next changed the North forever, writes Anthony Coughlan

A former smuggling route on both sides of the Irish border has been a “meeting place” for centuries, a cultural heritage expert has said.

We are all the sum of our past. Though born as one, none of us remains a blank sheet. We absorb. We are moulded and, eventually, reflect experiences we know as a lived life.

A British soldier was unjustified in shooting dead a pregnant teenager sharing a last embrace with her boyfriend in Belfast during the Troubles in the North, a coroner said.

A search for a former monk abducted and killed by the IRA more than 40 years ago has ended without success.

It was a summer when everyone was part of Jackie’s army and the nation was buoyed up by the mighty boys in green.

Ryle Dwyer looks at cross-channel relations after the Anglo-Irish Agreement was signed as neither government backed down despite continued terrorist attacks

Police in Northern Ireland failed to prevent two loyalist murders despite receiving advance warning of the plots from a paramilitary commander turned informant, a court has heard.

Theresa May has called for renewed talks to break Stormont's powersharing impasse as two rows about the legacy of the Troubles emerged as further roadblocks in the way of a deal.

The people of Enniskillen have joined together to remember their loved ones, 30 years after one of the darkest days of the Troubles.

Seamus McGrane was recorded in a pub in Dublin in April, 2015, a month before the prince’s visit to Ireland, say Diarmaid Mac Dermott and Daniel Hickey

Jeremy Corbyn has condemned "all acts of violence from wherever they came" during the Troubles in the North, but declined to specifically denounce the IRA as terrorists.

The Conservatives have said investigating the North's violent past should not focus unfairly on members of the armed forces.

Requests for more information about the Kingsmill massacre in South Armagh have fallen on deaf ears in the Republic, a lawyer alleged.

A political row over stalled plans to deal with legacy inquests in the North has resulted in a "wasted year" for victims, the region’s top judge has said.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs says the challenges posed by the past cannot continue to be left unaddressed.

Update 3.51pm: A papal tribute to Bloody Sunday priest Edward Daly's dedication to peace and justice has been read out at his funeral today.

Progress to resolve logjams hindering new mechanisms to deal with the toxic legacy of the North's Troubles could be achieved within weeks, Theresa Villiers has said.

The leader of the Catholic church in Ireland has made a plea for information about the Disappeared victims of the Troubles.

Theresa Villiers has indicated she is willing to release some of the £150m (€192m) earmarked for dealing with the legacy of the Troubles.