‘I believe I was given the document to nudge [the agreement] over the line,’ he later said

Noel Doran singles out the murder of Patrick Kielty’s father in 1988 in influencing his outlook as editor of Irish News for 25 years

From Enoch Powell to post-Brexit negotiations, former DUP leader has been an influential figure for decades

Reporter looks back on a lifetime’s work during the Troubles in Northern Ireland

Mallie, once the voice of The Troubles on radio, looks backwards and ahead for Northern Ireland

Late Taoiseach wondered why the Irish reaction to a challenge to the consensus was to look for ulterior motives

Newly released State papers shed light on the years immediately after the Belfast Agreement, so much of which is still in dispute or open to interpretation

The former BBC journalist on working in Belfast in the 1970s, why unionist pessimism is justified, and the lack of ‘good chaps’ in Westminster

The contemporary Irish rugby team can define its identity in its own way, regardless of the songs being sung

Wallace Thompson expresses willingness to talk to groups such as the civic pro-unity organisation Ireland’s Future

Hugh Linehan: Gene Simmons and Nick Cave represent two very different strands of musical conservatism

North Antrim MP joked that bassist was planning ‘a private concert as a DUP fundraiser’

Aaron Edwards: Although my recollections of the angry confrontation during the marching season in 2001 emphasise conflict, behind the scenes it was a different matter

Unionists were wavering and the future uncertain when Stephen Grimason revealed the deal on Good Friday 1998

Pacy and detailed film examines complicated factors at play in run-up to Belfast Agreement referendum

Claire Byrne’s hosts new quiz show Ireland Smartest, Paul Mescal up for another acting prize at the Olivier Awards, Lily Allen’s TV acting debut in Dreamland and the final of Home of the Year

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson and former president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, also weighed in on Thursday

Executive must be formed by October 28th to avoid new poll, Chris Heaton-Harris says

UUP leader took a difficult path and in the end, even unionism’s most entrenched enemies of change adopted his approach

Sinn Féin vice-president meeting with Conservative MPs in Westminster