UK election: Sylvia Hermon a hard act to follow in North Down
Constituency profile: The DUP’s Alex Easton could be first to the winning post in this affluent area
Climate breakdown defining issue of our time, says NI Green Party
Clare Bailey says Brexit and lack of progress on equality impacting lives across North
Foster accuses Irish Government of being Brexit aggressor
DUP leader warns of ‘consequences’ if Theresa May presses ahead with draft deal
Green Party leader in North to quit Stormont over political stalemate
Steven Agnew praised for his ‘dedication and skill’ by Eamon Ryan
The Irish Times view on Brexit and Northern Ireland: a soft separation is imperative
There is growing cross-community support for the kind of soft Brexit which will ensure that there is no return of a hard border
Four ‘remain’ Stormont parties issue joint Brexit statement
Northern secretary Karen Bradley promises to seek best Brexit deal for the North
Irish unity: Polarised response to May ‘comment’ on Border poll
DUP says staying in union is ‘clearly best’ for North but Sinn Féin calls for voters to have their say
Arlene Foster says Barry McElduff was not fit for public office
Simon Coveney hopes the resignation will provide ‘some positivity politically in Northern Ireland’
North Down: Sylvia Hermon retains seat and turns on May
Independent Unionist battles huge swing to DUP in ‘appalling’ election
Northern Ireland: what you need to know about the election
The when, where, who, why and what of the upcoming general election
Legal challenge to Brexit struck out by High Court
Proceedings were aimed at establishing if UK could halt Brexit after triggering article 50
Greens call for referendum on final Brexit deal
Option to remain in the EU must remain on table, says Northern Ireland leader Steven Agnew
President of Irish High Court to make ruling on Brexit
British barrister and politicians seek Article 50 decision referred to Court of Justice of the EU
Early hearing sought in High Court to expedite Brexit case
Action seeks to establish if Britain can halt Brexit after triggering article 50
Northern election: brave souls challenge dominance of big five
Minor party candidates and Independents offer wide spectrum of choice for voters
Party leader says ‘Green surge is on’ ahead of Assembly election
Steven Agnew aims to hold two seats but is targeting gains, particularly in Belfast East
Dublin High Court case to establish if Britain can halt Brexit
Green Party leaders in Britain and Northern Ireland named as plaintiffs in Brexit case
DUP will ‘battle’ to have Brexit endorsed by Westminster vote
Gerry Adams urges Government to negotiate special designation for North within EU
Northern Ireland Brexit challenge referred to supreme court
Raymond McCord claims UK cannot leave EU without consent of people in North
NI AG says further consideration of Brexit challenge warranted
Failed legal challenge to process may be referred directly to the Supreme Court
Brexit would have ‘profound political significance’ for North, court hears
Belfast judge considers arguments on how quitting EU would affect Northern Ireland
Theresa May acted legally on Brexit, NI court hears
Lawyer for British government defends right to fully implement referendum vote to quit EU
Arlene Foster: UK must now “get on with” quitting European Union
Martin McGuinness says Brexit is not a “done deal” for Northern Ireland
Legal challenge to ask if Belfast Agreement may trump Brexit
Cross-party group of MLAs seek to judicially review UK’s move towards leaving EU
NI attorney general may become involved in Brexit case
John Larkin sets out view that challenges to Brexit appear to raise an issue of devolution
Legal challenge to Brexit to be heard at Belfast High court
Judge to focus on issues specific to Northern Ireland arising from UK’s exit from the EU
NI politicians threaten legal challenge to Brexit
Group demands Belfast Agreement be legally protected before UK move to trigger EU exit
Stormont to meet to appoint new Northern Executive
Martin McGuinness confident issue of selecting minister of justice will be settled
Battle looms for NI justice post as Alliance pulls out of executive
SDLP announces party is entering formal opposition
Mike Nesbitt leads Ulster Unionist Party into Opposition
Pressure now on SDLP leader to decide whether to remain in Northern Executive or enter Opposition
New MLAs promise change from ‘orange’ or ‘green’
Spectacular PBP result in republican heartland a psychological blow for Sinn Féin
DUP and Sinn Féin securely control Stormont after election
Martin McGuinness blames loss of SF seat on instability and UK’s austerity policies
Assembly vote: New faces liven up Stormont naughty corner
Presence of pugnacious Eamonn McCann and Jim Allister will mean noisier executive
DUP to retain First Minister role as SF fails to make gains
Leader Arlene Foster hails ‘tremendous’ campaign as party repeats best ever haul
Assembly elections: DUP and Sinn Féin remain dominant
Minor shifts in North as smaller parties do well with SDLP and Alliance disappointed
Belfast South: Ó Muilleoir happy with Sinn Féin performance in ‘wonderful constituency’
Anticipated between Ruth Patterson and Emma Little Pengelly falls flat
North Down: UUP’s Chambers, DUP’s Weir and Alliance Party’s Farry elected
Steven Agnew: ‘We need to let people who love each other marry in Northern Ireland too’
Analysis: Foster appeal ensures DUP triumph in NI elections
Sinn Féin on course to remain second largest party in North after posting solid performance
Northern Ireland count: DUP and Sinn Féin set to dominate Stormont
People Before Profit and Greens do well, while Alliance, SDLP and UUP await results
North election: Social and economic concerns vie for prominence
Arlene Foster keen to retain DUP position as largest party in the Stormont Assembly
Greens call for ‘zero waste strategy’ for Northern Ireland
Party competing in all of North’s 18 constituencies and hopes to win at least three seats
North Down: Greens face big battle as UUP target second seat
DUP MLAs – Gordon Dunne, Alex Easton and Peter Weir – all likely to be returned
North’s election will be dominated by ‘Project Fear’
Northern Irish parties parade new leaders as DUP stirs voting jitters ahead of May vote
Stormont in jeopardy as welfare Bill is blocked
Sinn Féin joins forces with SDLP and Green MLA to veto reform proposals
DUP presses ahead with welfare reform bill
Minister says debate must proceed despite Stormont deadlock over welfare reform
Assembly rejects motion on same-sex marriage again
Sinn Féin motion defeated by majority of 49 votes to 47
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