In Belfast, even in Unionist neighborhoods, Gaeilge, the once-outlawed Irish language, is enjoying a remarkable resurgence with new schools and bilingual signs.

A bust-up between women in a loyalist bar is being seen as the first test of the South East Antrim UDA’s newfound commitment to peace.

In Derry, people are comparing the crackdowns on communities standing in solidarity with outlawed group with the policing ...

The UK's top environmental watchdog is to investigate whether bodies regulating the discharge of raw sewage into Belfast ...

Just seven people have been prosecuted in 10 years across all of Northern Ireland for supporting or encouraging terrorism, ...

Sophie Clarke chats to the Aussie-born artist bringing Belfast’s character to life through murals, maps and her now annual ...

Fragile political stability in Northern Ireland is being undermined by the rise of the radical right in mainland Britain. The ...

OUR Spotlight On column rounds up the best things to see and do in top holiday destinations – and shines a light on some ...

Ireland might only be slightly larger than Tasmania, but two weeks is barely enough to scratch the surface of the Emerald ...

Celebrating its 24th edition, Other Voices continues to reach parts of the creative system that other boutique festivals ...

The winds of reunification are blowing more strongly in Northern Ireland. Traditionally unionist Protestants are starting to ...

The Belfast trio's vocalist's case was dismissed in September on technical grounds after he was accused of displaying a ...