Hilary Benn, the state secretary for Northern Ireland, is expected to once again participate in the Twelfth of July parade as part of his efforts to forge relationships “with all communities”, reports RTE. Last year’s …
Northern Ireland experienced a second consecutive night of disorder on Wednesday, with riot police deploying water cannons against demonstrators near Belfast. The clashes centred on the Sandyknowes roundabout in Newtownabbey, about 13 kilometres northwest of …
Hilary Benn, the state secretary for Northern Ireland, is expected to once again participate in the Twelfth of July parade as part of his efforts to forge relationships “with all communities”, reports RTE. Last year’s …
In Moygashel, a village on the outskirts of Dungannon in County Tyrone, a controversial loyalist bonfire was ignited, drawing significant attention and criticism due to its provocative display. The bonfire, part of a broader tradition …
A man has been taken into custody by detectives probing online content linked to the recent unrest in Northern Ireland, reports RTE. The 32-yr-old suspect was detained in the Larne area. He is currently under …
The Tánaiste held discussions with political parties at Stormont about how to address the lingering issues from Northern Ireland’s troubled history, reports Breaking News. Harris criticised the Legacy Act, introduced by the former Conservative government …
Sinn Féin stirred controversy by pushing for an all-island response to the United States’ new tariffs, a move that would increase Northern Ireland’s current 10% rate to match the Republic’s 20%. The proposal, aired shortly …
U.S. President Donald Trump dropped a trade policy bombshell during his “Liberation Day” address from the White House Rose Garden, announcing a 20% tariff on imports from Ireland and the broader European Union, while Northern …
Emma Little-Pengelly, the deputy first minister, has stated that US President Donald Trump showed “a huge amount of interest in Northern Ireland,” reports Breaking News. At a gathering at the US Capitol on Wednesday, Mr. …
Despite growing bipartisan calls for action, the Northern Ireland Assembly has elected to skip any gambling reforms for now. That decision leaves the region’s gambling laws, most of which have remained unchanged since the 1985 …
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