Jim Allister’s big test: Can unionist firebrand move in from the margins?
Assembly elections will reveal if relentlessly negative messaging can be turned into votes
‘No surrender’ in the air as unionist leaders thunder their loathing for NI protocol
Ballymoney rally told protocol opens up door to a united Ireland and therefore must go
Sinn Féin senator and two party officials resign following Covid-19 grants controversy
£30,000 of grants were erroneously paid to three Sinn Féin offices in the North
New IRA leadership discussed possible attack on Shannon Airport, court told
Details emerged as bail was refused to a woman accused of being a high-ranking terrorist
80 years ago: how Éamon de Valera had his old comrades executed
Patrick McGrath and Thomas Harte were the first IRA men executed since the Civil War
Death of celebrated landscape painter Cecil Maguire
Much of his work shows a passion for the west of Ireland, capturing Connemara landscapes, harbours and horse fairs
PSNI investigating sudden death of baby girl in Lurgan
23-year-old man arrested on suspicion of child cruelty and drug possession
Girl (14) charged in relation to stabbing of 15-year-old in Co Armagh
Victim of attack now in ‘stable’ condition after incident in Lisburn on Friday night
‘Crude device’ at centre of fourth NI security alert in 24 hours removed
Residents had been asked to clear part of Lisburn, Co Antrim after report of suspicious object
BBC cameraman attacked while reporting gun incident in Lurgan
Sinn Féin councillor Keith Haughian condemns assault causing injury by man with baton
Inside dissident republican groups: A new book throws light on their thinking
Paramilitary organisations see opportunity in Brexit – the harder Brexit the better
Church of Ireland will be ‘caught’ if hard border introduced, says Archbishop
Archbishop of Dublin Michael Jackson highlights ‘church of the whole island’
Republic's secularisation brings Protestant and Catholic churches closer
Anxiety at ‘spiritual malaise in that country and a determination to deny God’s word’
Police attacked with petrol bombs at dissident parade in Derry
‘England’s Brexit difficulty is Ireland’s opportunity,’ participants at rally told
McAreavey remains bishop despite resignation announcement
Resignation yet to be accepted by Pope and has no validity until then
Man (23) to appear in court over alleged hammer attack on puppy
11-week-old Sparky allegedly bludgeoned with hammer and put in a microwave
Sinn Féin and SDLP call for return of 50:50 PSNI recruitment
Parties respond to new data showing a nationalist resistance to careers in policing
Man arrested after woman (51) found dead in house in Armagh
PSNI launch murder investigation after body found in Lurgan in early hours of Friday
Four men charged over rocket launcher seizure
The Northern Irish men are accused of dissident republican terrorist offences
Dissident republicans still haven’t gone away you know
SF wants an end to ‘campaign against the community’, but how serious is the threat?
1916 parades: PSNI investigates suspected dissident breaches
First Minister: ‘I want to see these people behind bars. No place for masked men’ in NI
Petrol bombs thrown at police in republican part of Lurgan
Members of Apprentice Boys of Derry march in Co Armagh town later on Easter Monday
Fears of dissident attack on PSNI in run-up to 1916 centenary
At least one gunshot fired at police in Lurgan while assault rifle discovered in Strabane
At least one shot fired in Lurgan as PSNI come under attack
More than 100 petrol bombs hurled as officers attacked by ‘large and aggressive crowd’
Food packager Huhtamaki puts £4.9m into Lurgan plant
Rapid growth of egg market in Britain and Ireland drives decision to increase capacity
Villiers has rejected some MI5 surveillance for North
Applications for covert activity are key part of MI5’s battle against dissident republicans
PSNI hunt ‘would-be murderers’ after bomb explodes
Gerry Adams says time has come for those involved to ‘cease their activities’
Our Wedding Story: We Crillys find the Fr Ted connection funny
A tight budget lead to a handcrafted wedding with help from friends and family
Prison officers regain control of Maghaberry prison dissident wing
Some 40 republicans serving sentences or on remand in high security prison
Woman charged over death of prison officer
29-year-old accused of attemtping to pervert the course of justice in relation to murder of David Black
Railway Union on track to defend Irish Senior Cup title
UCD, Pembroke Wanderers and Ulster’s Lurgan also through to semi-finals
Martin Corey appeal rejected by London court
Co Armagh republican sought bail to challenge decision to revoke his licence
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