Gina Donnelly’s Anthem For Dissatisfaction, commissioned by Brassneck Theatre Company, premiered at Féile an Phobail, has been invited to the Irish Cultural Centre in London, and will be going to this ...

With its rather shabby, grim, forbidding atmosphere, it was like a carry-over from the Seventies. But now our main flights ...

Major problems identified in a damning report into the Royal Victoria Hospital’s cardiac unit are expected to be found in ...

Aontu is calling on Sinn Fein to explain why it hasn’t signed a bill in the Dail to give Irish citizens living in Northern ...

Ten years ago the alleyways around the Holylands behind Queen’s University were not a place the local residents liked to ...

A century after its founding, the Junior Orange Association of Ireland is preparing for one of the most significant events in ...

A protest group that sprang up overnight has expressed outrage after a shock announcement that an abandoned cable car project ...

Irish unity is the only way Northern Ireland can rejoin the EU and there is no point pretending otherwise, according to an SDLP motion MLAs will debate on Monday.

An expert in employment law has said Sinn Féin’s sweeping HR reforms represent “a significant time commitment” but are ultimately “well worth it”—if the culture shift is genuine and led from the top.

£120m legal aid bill would be worth it if we had justice system that’s fit for purpose, but we don’t Overcrowded jails, ...

If an adequate defence was only available to those with the financial means, we would be left with a system in which many would be at risk of miscarriages of justice.

A loyalist convicted of involvement in a so-called show of strength in east Belfast faces a longer jail term than gunrunner ...