Confronting the hurts of a long, tough year of lockdowns
Emotional forgiveness can help leave upsetting events behind and enable understanding
British state papers: Spring’s ‘distaste’ for Adams revealed
Labour leader also said he broke off talks with Fianna Fáil in 1994 because he could not trust them, new files reveal
Irish health software company CareWorks acquired by UK-based Advanced
Advanced says acquisition is a ‘sound prospect’ and the next step is integrating CareWorks ‘at pace’
Is it ever really okay to forgive terrorist atrocities?
The 30th anniversary of the Enniskillen bombing raises questions over the ethics of forgiveness
‘My journey towards the IRA started on Bloody Sunday’
Tony Doherty was nine years old when his father Patrick was shot dead in 1972
Moving back to Northern Ireland, I now appreciate my Irishness and Britishness
Today I wear a red and white poppy, recognising the complexity of the Troubles and my identity
1916 speech: Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin Michael Jackson
Centenary: Reconciliation and revolution, a harmony revisited - DCU, February 2016
Brexit Q&A: Everything you need to know
The stakes are high: if UK voters vote to withdraw they will be the first to leave union
Embracing Irishness and Britishness as a Fermanagh man in London
It is possible to have utter passion for Ireland, and also be comfortable with Britishness
‘Religion is in a mess. We really don’t have a credible message ’
The churches are ‘hugely out of touch’ with ordinary people, says Gordon Linney, clergyman and author of ‘Thinking Anew: Faith in a World of Change and Doubt’
Pope Francis nominated for Tipperary peace award
US envoy to Northern Ireland Richard Haass also among five nominees
Referendum verdict to be honoured in Seanad reforms
Some changes are needed to improve the effectiveness of the Upper House
It would be folly to deliver a single chamber into the hands of the whips
Opinion: Any reform package promised now will have no secure status
Real reform begins with abolition of this House
Opinion: The No campaign has failed to address the core problem, that for 75 years the Seanad has been a costly failure
McDowell criticises pundits who enjoy ‘middle-class self-hatred’
Former minister says Ireland is not a failed State and people should not accept ‘phoney reform’
Expect noisy debate on bid to abolish Seanad
Scrapping the upper house will not be a walkover for the Government
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