All news on the topic: Northern Ireland

When Bill Clinton testifies later this week at a congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, there is unlikely to be any mention of his most significant foreign policy achievement – aiding in the peace process in Northern Ireland.

Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) will cut ties with a former United States senator who was instrumental in Northern Ireland’s peace process, due to his connections with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

My journey to Northern Ireland was a deeply rewarding experience, full of contrasts and delightful surprises

A bomb dropped more than 80 years ago by a German warplane during World War II detonated in Ireland on Tuesday in a controlled explosion that prompted the evacuation of over 400 homes.

The assembly reconvened at the parliament in Belfast, with its primary task being the appointment of Sinn Féin's Irish nationalist representative, Michelle O'Neill, as the first minister, signifying a historic change for the UK-governed nation

Michelle O’Neill pledged "a genuine honest effort" to work with unionist colleagues.

Expect “border talk to dominate” this week, predicts National Review’s Jim Geraghty. For good reason: “Government must be able to determine” whom to let in and whom not to."

People living in this small town in Northern Ireland are fed up with a mysterious, ongoing hum that's been troubling them for weeks

President Biden accidentally made reference to British forces that persecuted Irish people instead of a New Zealand rugby while delivering a speech in Ireland on Wednesday.

President Joe Biden began a three-day visit to the Republic of Ireland. He made a short visit early Wednesday to Belfast in Northern Ireland, to mark the 25th...

Arlene Foster, the former First Minister of Northern Ireland, alleged that the president "dislikes the United Kingdom" while commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

Police in Northern Ireland are reported to have successfully stopped an IRA bomb plot intended for President Joe Biden's visit to Belfast on Tuesday, as disclosed on Sunday

It was initially unclear whether the president would make the trip amid post-Brexit trade issues.

Former congressman Joe Kennedy III will be the third member of the Democratic dynasty to join President Biden's diplomatic corps.

The princess was welcoming the crowd when a woman seized her hand and gave her an earful in an aggressive manner

An organization focused on tracking meteors and fireballs announced it is examining whether the object was a meteor or space debris

David Trimble played a crucial role in creating the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which brought an end to thirty years of violence in Northern Ireland

Members of the Northern Ireland historical group, Loup Historical Society, discovered the settlement, referred to as a crannog, close to Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland

The Irish nationalist party, Sinn Féin, achieved a historic victory in Northern Ireland, becoming the largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time

A Sinn Fein victory could bring its goal of a united Ireland a step closer, though its campaign has focused more in immediate concerns like skyrocketing cost of living.

The singer attacked Health Minister Robin Swann when his concerts were canceled amid COVID lockdowns.

Ireland's prime minister, Taoiseach Micheál Martin, pleaded for calm Saturday after a week of violent riots roiled Belfast, Northern Ireland.

A peace agreement in 1998 put an end to widespread violence, but it did not settle the longstanding conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland

In "Bloodlands," veteran actor James Nesbitt stars as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Brannick who, as the four-part series opens, is investigating the kidnapping of Patrick Keenan.

Hundreds of thousands of jobs are at stake as the European Union and the U.K. attempt to reach a final post-Brexit trade agreement