Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
Will debates about the Irish flag obscure the dialogue around a united Ireland?
Polling carried out by The Journal found it may be a red line issue.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
Polling carried out by The Journal found it may be a red line issue.
The Fine Gael MEP turned off Farage’s mic mid-sentence in the European Parliament during the week.
Trump was at Congress to attend a weekly Republican luncheon and push his proposal for sweeping tax cuts.
The Baltimore Ravens came up with a brilliant strategy to close out their game yesterday.
“Tell Mammy, send money”
There they are now, all the lads.
There they are now, all the lads.
A few of our favourite flags from over the years.
You can’t take us anywhere.
Some of these have very interesting origins.
Preliminary results were released last week.
There are two referendums planned in the next seven months.
The incident came one day after graffiti threatening to “crucify” Catholics in Belfast.
With the Confederate flag firestorm still burning in the US, here are some other pieces of cloth that have caused riots.
The dancer, known as Safinaz, was fined E£15,000 (€1,800) but has been released on bail pending an appeal.
A review of when the national flag will be half-masted is taking place.
It wants a flag more representative of its nation.
Talks on welfare reform, flags, parades and the past continued through the night.
Research from Queen’s says the parties did more than anyone to heighten tensions.
The vote will take place in 2016.
Former US Senator Gary Hart will meet parties today.
The flag was put up in Rory McIlroy’s Co Down hometown to celebrate Europe’s win in the Ryder Cup.
The Sinn Féin leader was speaking in the wake of yesterday’s negotiation walk-out by Unionist parties.
He commended the members of the Oireachtas and the Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly for working together.
Party leaders in Northern Ireland have agreed to intensive talks next week but Sinn Féin said the Irish government needs to be positively engaged for it to work.
The police moved to clarify their position on the flying of flags after reports that it would clamp down on flags in Ballynafeigh.
David McCann says now is the time for action from Dublin and London who should intervene and assist political leaders in Northern Ireland.
Eamon Gilmore scheduled the meeting with Haass when he spoke with him on Monday.
Eamon Gilmore also called for a ‘renewed commitment’ to the peace process.
Up to 50 men with weapons marched into the buildings in the Crimea region overnight. Regional leaders have said they will “take measures”.
Some are suggesting murals and flags should be removed along the Giro d’Italia route in Northern Ireland, but that’s just avoiding the real problem, writes Peter Osborne.
It’s a symbol of who we are, but how should we handle it?
Michael Copeland’s wife was struck during a protest in August, but reports say that PSNI footage shows him delivering the blow accidentally.
Comments by Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness in relation to some of the unionist influence over the Haass talks have angered the leader of the DUP.
The ‘silo mentality’ of Stomont doesn’t solve controversial issues or give the public confidence in politics – and it’s the reason Haass came up against a brick wall when he tried to forge common ground, writes David McCann.
The final day of negotiations began at 10am this morning.
A deal must be reached tomorrow, says the former US diplomat.
Richard Haass left Belfast on Tuesday, but says the effort involved in coming back this weekend is justified.
The parade is part of a fundraising drive to send IRA victims to Libya where the government there said it will pass on information about former cooperation with the terrorist organisation.