Fractured unionism must learn how to woo support for the union
Give new prime minister Keir Starmer a chance, unionists told
Israel should have been Northern Ireland, say liberal Israelis
Belfast Agreement ‘a real source of inspiration’, says sociologist Ron Dudai
Joe Mulholland: ‘We had some amazing days, and nights ... Politics was different then’
Former senior RTÉ figure is passing on the reins of the MacGill Summer School in Glenties, Co Donegal, after 43 years
Finding Margaret: Andrew Pierce’s search for his Irish mother
In his painful journey, Pierce makes no attempt to hide his own conflicted emotions in a way that will be understood by anyone adopted
All is changed, changed utterly: Starmer’s Downing Street reign presents chance to rebuild old ties
Raw politics and national interests will always triumph, but there is a basis for new Labour PM to work well with Ireland and Europe
In the face of pushback, historian Corinne Fowler is trying to open minds to Britain’s legacy of slavery
Prof Corinne Fowler has been embroiled in the culture wars that so often mark British public debate, targeted by some who argue she is ‘woke’ and intent on destroying Britain’s global reputation
The Conservative Effect, 2010-2024: 14 Wasted Years? A damning indictment of Tory rule
The judgments of 15 writers on an eventful run of Conservative governments are nearly always brutal
Relations between Ireland and UK must be ‘reset’ after July 4th election, says trade body
British-Irish Chamber of Commerce says there are ‘huge opportunities’ for co-operation between Dublin and London
Britain’s next PM should not ignore British-Irish Council meetings, say leaders
Irish, Scottish and Northern Irish leaders urge Downing Street to engage at twice-annual forum
Justice system puts ‘victim on trial’, says woman beaten unconscious by soldier
There is ‘far too much violence against women in our country’, says Taoiseach as he praises Natasha O’Brien for ‘speaking out’
British-Irish Council to meet on the Isle of Man without key figures
British prime minister and Northern Ireland’s First Minister will not be in attendance
Reconciliation and reunification should be pursued in parallel, conference told
Leo Varadkar, Mary Lou McDonald and former UDA member David Adams among speakers at Ireland’s Future conference in Belfast
David Puttnam: ‘The Irish invented immigration and went through every single form of the immigrant experience’
Partly because the film-maker and former peer so often praises Ireland, and partly because he is genuinely likable, the West Cork resident has for many become Ireland’s favourite Englishman
Call for new rules relating to tax and welfare for cross-Border workers
Employers’ groups want it to be easier to live in one jurisdiction and work in the other
Campaign to destroy Sunningdale holds lessons for today
Shankill activist speaks of regret at marching against deal