Problems ensuring an open border for tourists go right back to the days of partition

If Britain withdrew its aid from Northern Ireland the country would collapse

The Free State Minister for Justice Mr Kevin Christopher O’Higgins was amongst the new barristers

The erection of an unloading platform at the Customs Station on the Derry-Donegal Border is practically complete

When Britain had squeezed the last ounce of sweat and shilling’s worth of toil out of them, she returned their exhausted bodies for burial at home

Mr Cosgrave was returning to Ireland full of optimism to carry on the work of the Government

The plight of Unbought Tenants in the North was an active issue during the April 1925 election

James Brendan Moyne was a 29 year old dental technician from Derry

Society needs to be protected by a police service supported by all, there is no other way

Richard Harris accused opposition leader Edward Heath of trying to slander his plea for peace, justice and reform in Ireland

UTV provided a platform to debate substantial day-to-day issues beyond those of religion and identity, such as economics

The Boston Globe said it had learned from a police source that Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev would enter Boston’s Sidney Faber Cancer Centre sometime later in the day

Just as Northern Ireland’s first education minister and others legitimised Hitler in the 1930s, much of the media and politicians have normalised the lies and bullying of convicted felon Donald Trump

The people who became known as the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven were subsequently wrongfully convicted and imprisoned

SDLP members accused the Rev Ian Paisley and his UUUC colleagues of attempting to wreck the peace plan