And the ugly truth about Northern Ireland’s peace process is that an end to the violence involved buying off lots of nasty people and turning a blind eye to others. As a result, the people who ...

And for the next quarter-century Northern Ireland, with just under 2 million people, about half-Protestant, half-Catholic, enjoyed both peace and a flourishing economy. The secret of its success ...

What is the Northern Ireland Peace Process? The sectarian division of Northern Ireland ... was signed on April 10th 1998, and was approved by the people of Northern Ireland in a referendum on May 22nd ...

He said peace in Northern Ireland had not seemed possible in 1968, 1974, 1981, or even in 1998 when just four months after the agreement, a dissident republican bomb in Omagh killed 29 people ...

The Northern Ireland peace process is remembered for its high-stakes ... develop relationships between historical adversaries and even allowed people articulate frustrations without escalating ...

Police in Northern Ireland say 17 officers were injured during a second night of anti-immigrant violence in the town of ...

The greatest heroes of the peace process, he said, were the people of Northern Ireland and their political leaders. “They did what was right, and history will judge them favorably,” he said. “Northern ...

For a second night in a row, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland on Tuesday, lasting into the early hours ...

The process aimed at disbanding loyalist paramilitary groups has failed, a former security watchdog has told BBC Northern ...

Violence has broken out in Ballymena for the past two nights after angry mobs went on the rampage through the town’s streets ...