Young people want Northern Ireland to work, not endless debates about unity, say Alliance members
Irish unity poses difficulties for the party leader, Naomi Long, who has changed stance on Border poll
Plans to talk to loyalist paramilitaries disgraceful, says Alliance
Naomi Long opposes decision of Dublin and London to look at merits of appointing representative to deal with the gangs
‘Who killed my husband? My brother? My father?’: Martin Dillon on the forgotten women of the Troubles
In a new book, The Sorrow And The Loss, the Belfast journalist turns his attention to the impact of the conflict on women on both sides of the Border
Democratic Unionists Party now ‘fan boys’ for Donald Trump, says Alliance
Alliance Party, along with Sinn Féin, will not travel to White House in Washington for St Patrick’s visit
‘Different currency, same people.’ All-island market offers opportunity and challenges on both sides of the Border
North-South trade has grown rapidly, but more could be done to turn the Dublin Belfast Economic Corridor into a powerhouse, a conference has heard
‘This new generation doesn’t like the past’: A night at a unionist meeting
Unionists are ‘allowing republicans/nationalists to get inside our heads’ and control narrative on Irish unity being ‘inevitable’
North of England and its discontents: Long shadow left by Hillsborough remains
The 1989 football disaster changed everything about the way the region thought about London and the ruling elites
‘Simon Harris is not interested in this, period’: How Irish unity has slid down the political agenda
Tánaiste Simon Harris’s suggestion in Stormont recently that unification is ‘not a priority’ for him surprised few people
Northern businesses setting up firms in the Republic to benefit from lower corporation taxes
Some British-based companies increasingly reluctant to trade with Northern Ireland because of the paperwork challenges
‘I’ve a full head of anger in me’: Family of hit-and-run victim Joe Drennan say justice denied
Student’s family are deeply critical of the concurrent sentence handed down to a Limerick gangland criminal who left him dying under his car
Mark Durkan: There’s a ‘John Hume-sized hole in the conversation’ about united Ireland
Former SDLP leader Mark Durkan says there is a ‘John Hume-sized hole in the conversation’ surrounding the options for constitutional change
Student solicitors win place in Irish Times debate final
David Rattigan and Emer Nolan take team place, while Trinity’s Mary Woods makes individual final
‘I actually felt unsafe as an English person in the Aviva’
Dublin-based English academic Mike Cronin says atmosphere at recent Ireland-England soccer match highlights lack of respect for ‘the other’ built into partition of island
On the waterways of Ireland: A quiet success of peace on the island
Some 800,000 people made cross-Border journeys by cruiser, bicycle or foot - a story that Waterways Ireland’s chief John McDonagh says must be told more