Robinson tells DUP conference his work is ‘almost done’

First Minister gives final address as he prepares to step down as party leader

Peter Robinson: ‘I have been on a journey like everybody else’

First Minister and DUP leader reflects on his time in politics following his resignation

Dodds v Foster: who will be the next leader of the DUP?

Timeline: A life in politics for Peter Robinson

The DUP founding member was first elected as an MP to Westminder in 1979

Peter Robinson: Nationalism won't love him, history will be kinder

Analysis: Performing political somersaults to keep Stormont going was mortifying for him

Brian Rowan: Stormont deal represents another failure to deal with the past

After five attempts to create a process, perhaps it is time to accept that this is work for others, independent and international others

Kenny and Cameron hail ‘breakthrough’ NI agreement

Deadlock on welfare broken but no deal for victims and survivors of the Troubles

It could be a case of third time lucky for parties to Stormont House deal

Latest Stormont House deal has a reasonable chance of succeeding

Deal reached in Stormont talks on Northern Ireland

British and Irish governments announce new agreement to overcome deadlock

The path to a political solution in Northern Ireland

Chronology of attempts before and since the Anglo-Irish agreement

Northern talks set to drag into 10th week

‘Fundamental issues’ remain but Villiers remains ‘hopeful for an agreement’

Stormont deal needs to be reached inside 10 days, Robinson says

UUP to remain in talks but opposes handing out ‘begging bowl to London again’

Emma Pengelly fast-tracked as DUP junior Minister

Appointment after four weeks as MLA likely to cause resentment within DUP

Optimistic mood evident at UUP annual conference

Westminster election performance a ‘breakthrough’ for party, says Reg Empey

Eamonn McCann: Latest report highlights peace process absurdities

Contradictions preventing a durable peace have been sharpened rather than resolved

Stormont talks resume in wake of report on IRA

DUP leader says it is time for politicians to ‘roll their sleeves up’

In spite of unpalatable truths report facilitates resumption of the political process

Uncomfortable picture ‘21 years after the first ceasefires and 17 years after the Belfast Agreement’

Gerry Moriarty: Robinson gambles that Adams and McGuinness can finally make the IRA go away

First minister risks being outflanked by UUP

Peter Robinson warns there are only weeks to ‘save Stormont’

Intense period of talks to begin following report that IRA army council still operating

Garda report on IRA barely touches on Kevin McGuigan murder

PSNI inquiry ‘remains ongoing and no one has yet been charged with the murder’

Former IRA members involved in organised crime in Republic

Report shows €28 million taken by CAB from 50 people ‘who had PIRA connections ’

IRA Army Council exists but has ‘wholly political focus’

Theresa Villiers tells MPs the Provisional IRA of the Troubles ‘is well beyond recall’

Kenny says report on paramilitaries is of serious concern

Taoiseach claims findings raise questions about existence of illegal organisations

Villiers says IRA structures remain but in reduced form

Robinson says he will resume post as First Minister and DUP Ministers will return

North awaits report on IRA and other paramilitary groups

Assessment, expected Thursday, could dictate if political impasse can be resolved

Survival of Stormont at stake in Northern talks – Villiers

Theresa Villiers tells Tory conference possibility exists of return to British direct rule

Return to direct British rule in NI a possibility, Villiers warns

Northern Secretary says resistance to welfare reform could collapse powersharing

Sinn Féin queries unionist reticence on existence of UDA

Loyalist paramilitary group asserts it ‘won’t be leaving the stage’ while republican groups still operating

UDA ‘still in existence’ and won’t be leaving stage

Loyalist paramilitary group will remain ‘whilst republicans of any faction still exist’

Garda ‘on same page’ as PSNI on IRA threat, O’Sullivan says

Frances Fitzgerald says ‘no blind eye’ will be turned to actions of Provisional IRA

Fresh light shed on Edward Kennedy role in Northern Irish peace process

Sinn Fein/IRA and its supporters repeatedly insist that outside pressure has no impact on IRA decisions. The evidence suggests otherwise.

Man held in McGuigan inquiry tried to flee with gun, court told

Patrick Fitzpatrick tried to escape as officers arrived at his Belfast home, High Court told

The decommissioning of the Provisional IRA, 10 years on

‘We all fell silent. One of the men handed over a last gun, ceremoniously, to the general’

North talks to deal with Kevin McGuigan killing next week

Politicians will also meet to address issue of paramilitarism following doubt over talks

Stormont crisis: Villiers appoints panel in paramilitary review

Group will judge PSNI assessment of IRA’s status in bid to break deadlock in North

Charlie Flanagan ‘optimistic’ about next week of North talks

Minister for Foreign Affairs says ‘chart has been set’ in attempt to end Stormont crisis

Those seeking to link SF to crime should ‘put up or shut up’

Martin McGuinness complains about suggestions at Northern crisis talks at Stormont

Q&A: What caused the Stormont crisis and can it be resolved?

The latest round of cross-party talks at Stormont follows months of tension in the North

North talks begin at Stormont with Robinson ‘feeling better already’

McGuinness says both sides must apply ‘spirit of generosity’ throughout talks

North talks to begin despite Peter Robinson’s health scare

Irish and British governments will join discussions aimed at solving Stormont crisis

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