End of segregation in Northern Ireland is a long way off, report finds
More than two-thirds of parents in Northern Ireland want their children to be educated alongside those from the other ...
At home the DUP spurns Irishness, but when abroad it embraces it
The party’s code-switching in the US recently plays to negative stereotypes of unionism as a shallow identity. But could it ...
Legal action over claim loyalists were wrongly detained during early days of Troubles to show ‘no bias against Catholics’ settled
A legal action over claims that loyalists were wrongly interned at the height of the Troubles in Northern Ireland to “even up ...
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Was St. Patrick a Protestant?
But the Protestants of Ireland ... But most of his missionary movements read like a travel talk of Northern Ireland. It is surely one of the ironies of Irish church history, and an indication ...
Workers' Liberty13d
What was “militancy” in Northern Ireland in 1968-69?
Part of a series of articles exploring the role of the left in the great political upheaval in Northern Ireland in 1968-9, ...
National Catholic Register8d
Northern Ireland’s Police Service Faces Anti-Catholic Discrimination Cases
In a statement, the Catholic Police Officer Guild of Northern Ireland said: 'We are deeply concerned by reports of internal ...