Taoiseach Micheál Martin has rejected calls for an apology by the State in respect of its conduct during the Troubles. In a recent interview with The Irish Times, the new leader of the Ulster Unionist ...
Frank McNally sits in on a new production of Seán O’Casey’s play and revisits the ‘chaotic scenes’ that greeted it in 1926 ...
The bar was inspired by a hit BBC series set in the 1920's ...
The designer discusses his initial skepticism about couture, the pressures of online scrutiny, and unifying one of fashion's most legendary brands.
From Jessie Buckley in a reworking of Bride of Frankenstein to Tommy Shelby's big-screen debut, these are the films to watch at the cinema and stream at home this month.
F. Scott Fitzgerald — whose “Great Gatsby” is considered one a great American novel, in the 1930s stayed for several days at ...
Documents seen by Breakingnews.ie through the Freedom of Information Act 2014, show concern by the public about the condition of the hunger strikers in prison.
Members of the public urged the Taoiseach to intervene during the hunger strikes by members of Palestine Action imprisoned in the UK. Documents obtained by Breakingnews.ie under the Freedom of ...
Antrim, Armagh, Derry, Down, Fermanagh and Tyrone. Those six counties are all that stand between Ireland and unity.
NO-ONE can accuse Jon Burrows of a shortage of energy since he officially became Ulster Unionist leader less than three weeks ago, with a barrage of speeches, statements and interviews following on a ...
There are numerous examples of musicians objecting to their most famous works being co-opted by politicians. There was Springsteen’s ‘Born In the USA’ which went from being a critique of the Vietnam ...
The Government does not need to apologise for its extradition policy on terror suspects during the Troubles, the North's Foreign Affairs Minister has said. Ulster ...
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