Northern Ireland
The latest news and comment on Northern Ireland
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A new border between north and south could yet destabilise the Good Friday agreement, say activists
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Conservative politician was a key figure in the Northern Irish peace process of the early 1990s
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The Ukip revolt has reshaped the traditional political landscape – and for both main parties the upheaval has only just begun
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As worried Poles and Frenchmen look on, expats and tourists digest Brexit, a Euro 2016 exit and a full English breakfast at Legends in midtown Manhattan
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The English have placed a bomb under the Irish peace process
Fintan O'TooleThe vote for Brexit unthinkingly jeopardises the Good Friday Agreement, the greatest modern achievement of British diplomacy. It’s an insult to Ireland -
Letters: The English and Welsh vote to leave the EU, and its opposite in Scotland and Northern Ireland, spells the end of the UK
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As Brexit sinks in for towns that voted to remain in EU, Theresa Villiers says there are no grounds for Irish unity referendum
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Sterling falls 8% in currency markets as Nigel Farage ditches earlier pessimism and Labour admits ‘working assumption’ that remain camp has lost
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Northern Ireland and Ireland fans to move to playing fields as Titanic Slipways quarter booked for concerts
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Remain’s high-profile campaigners concentrated on urban areas across UK while leave focused on rural and suburban England
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As Northern Ireland secured their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2016, despite losing 1-0 to Germany, Belfast bathed in memories of the team’s glory in the 1980s
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Ours is a hard-won peace, but it would be instantly jeopardised if Britain were to vote to leave the EU
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Police monitored stunt by pro-choice activists, who flew aircraft from Republic of Ireland, but took no action
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Taoiseach says a UK vote to leave EU would play into old narrative of division, isolation and difference
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He points to failings that allowed child abuser to continue working at a hospital
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Campaign group seeks to highlight strict laws on abortion in Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
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Letters: EU immigrants denied a UK work permit under a ‘points system’ will simply fly within the EU to Dublin, cross to Northern Ireland and take a boat to Britain
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Goalkeeper Michael McGovern spoke of his sadness after the ‘heartbreaking’ incident during Euro 2016 in which Rodgers died falling over a seaside promenade barrier and through a restaurant’s roof
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UK newspaper, in accepting that Scotland favours Remain, does not run its leading article calling on English and Welsh readers to vote Leave
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Darren Rodgers, 25, dies after falling eight metres from Promenade des Anglais on to a rocky beach
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Northern Ireland fans who flew to Nice on Sunday for their Euro 2016 opener against Poland departed from Kyle Lafferty Belfast City airport
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Editorial: The leave campaign gives little thought to Ireland, north or south. But John Major and Tony Blair are right to warn of the risks of such negligence
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Editorial: Election results, like the experience of life, have been diverging across the UK. The remain campaign cannot afford to ignore this diversity, but must instead engage with all those English towns that feel left behind
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Letters: The UK would be plunged into a full-blown constitutional crisis concerning the very sovereignty of parliament
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All the day’s campaign news, from Sarah Wollaston’s change of heart to Nicola Sturgeon v Boris Johnson in tonight’s TV debate
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Northern Ireland police ombudsman says he has ‘no hesitation’ in concluding officers colluded in Loughinisland shooting
Ireland faces partition again. Preserving the peace is critical