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The sister of an IRA murder victim begs the SDLP to think again on the special advisers bill, and the programme has an exclusive interview with the next leader of Ireland's Catholics, Archbishop Eamon Martin who says no church leader is squeaky clean.
Film star Vince explores the Art of Conflict
After a trip to Belfast a few years ago, movie star Vince Vaughn was captivated by the city's murals.
Receivers appointed in NI by Nama
The properties, which are mainly in County Down, were owned by two Ballygowan-based firms, Soll Developments and Soll Lands.
A Donegal's man appeared in court in London accused of murdering four soldiers in the Hyde Park bombing 31 years ago, and Power NI puts up the price of electricity by 18%. The man accused of murdering a Coleraine pensioner allegedly confessed to the stabbing and the Education Secretary says Northern Ireland and Great Britain should have separate ... (more)
Man in court over Hyde Park IRA bomb
A Co Donegal man has appeared in court charged with the murder of four soldiers in the 1982 Hyde Park bomb in London.
Exactly 15 years ago - May 22 1998 - voters went to the polls to vote yes or no for the Good Friday Agreement.
Talks due to take place in Belfast will address how to move NI's peace process forward, 15 years on from the referendum on the Good Friday Agreement.
Challenges for Protestants in "Dealing with the Past"
The second session at the all day PSA/Fellowship of Messines workshop - Has the Protestant Working Class lost out in the Peace Process? - looked back at some of the events and experiences that shaped loyalism.
A 'peace centre' will be built on the site of the prison where 10 IRA prisoners died during a hunger strike.
A man is held by police and weapons are seized after terrorists target a PSNI patrol, and talks aimed at easing tensions ahead of the marching season get underway in Cardiff.
Derry gets its cultural kicks and a new start from local heroes
All communities are reaping the benefit in the 2013 UK city of culture, as visitors pour in and a new generation of talent flourishes, with a little help from old hitmakers At the porch of St Augustine's Anglican church, wedged on Derry 's walls between the loyalist Fountain estate and the republican Bogside below, volunteers Elma and Ivan Taylor ... (more)
The programme looks at an attempt to ambush the PSNI as three police officers escape injury in a shooting in west Belfast.
Police officers escape unhurt from a terrorist gun attack in Dunmurry and community leaders prepare for round table talks in Cardiff.
Traffic delays as Balmoral opens at Maze
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Hughie Fury Secures Decision Win in Belfast
Hughie Fury won a four round decision over Moses Matovu at City Hall in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Belfast-set thriller The Fall joins the few dramas to tackle the Troubles
Throughout the 30 years of the Troubles - and even after - TV was reluctant to explore the divisions of Northern Ireland.
The programme looks at the rise in teenagers viewing pornography and asks if parents, schools and internet providers could do more to block access to porn.
Sarasota commercial activity at cusp of new development phase
Ian Black Real Estate is celebrating its 10th anniversary of commercial transactions, though the company's namesake founder has been doing deals here for 30 years.
Northern Ireland warning: Paramilitaries are back on the march
Belfast-born David McKittrick has been reporting on Northern Ireland since 1971, He has written for the East Antrim Times, the Irish Times and was The Independent's Irish correspondent for many years.
Liz's love for old yarns and new tales
"WITHOUT Enid Blyton I probably wouldn't be doing what I'm doing now," says Liz Weir, internationally renowned professional storyteller and writer, her soft tones betraying her Ballymena roots.