peace process

WE were very lucky on this island that such a wide array of individuals and organisations committed themselves to bringing an end to the northern conflict, inspired as they were at the prospect of peace and harmony replacing violence and hatred.

The series of nine portraits celebrates women who worked for peace across the political divide

Writer Maria Fusco grew up in Belfast’s Ardoyne during the Troubles. Her latest project, History of the Present, is a semi-autobiographical experimental feminist film-opera about class and conflict, asking who has the right to speak and in what way? Jenny Lee finds out more

FORMER US President Bill Clinton has said one of the "greatest opportunities" of his time in office was playing a role in the Good Friday Agreement.

Former British prime minister Tony Blair has spoken of how his staunchly Presbyterian grandmother warned him not to marry a Catholic.

A VIDEO came up on my memories at the weekend, of my home town of Derry in the 1970s.

Twenty-five years on, peace fund chief Paddy Harte said the many people who helped create the circumstances for the accord should be thanked.

AN interface wall in west Belfast has been removed to make way for a £7.

MORE than £1 million funding is to be provided to support vulnerable communities in Northern Ireland that have "not felt the benefits of the peace process".