On New Year’s Day, 1969, a group of student civil rights activists began walking from Belfast to Derry. Their protest was ...

When Terence O’Neill became Northern Ireland’s Prime Minister in March 1963, he wanted to heal the 'ancient hatreds' that divided the two communities. The campaign for civil rights - CCEA The ...

It's now been over 27 years since the landmark Good Friday Agreement was penned, putting a stop to the three-decade conflict in Northern Ireland ... take up the civil rights cause, seeking reforms ...

The absence of Stormont Ministers has left senior civil servants controlling the government departments in Northern Ireland. The likelihood is that they will remain in control until the early part ...

“What that does is it puts legacy back out of an independent commission (in respect of inquest and civil claim cases), back into the Northern Ireland judiciary. “So what we’re protesting ...

Unlike citizens in other countries, Irish citizens who are not living in the Republic of Ireland cannot cast votes in Irish elections from abroad - including from Northern Ireland, where ...

Mr Boutcher told MPs on the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee that the force had paid out more than twice as much to lawyers as it did to victims in civil claims over a six-year period.

One of our TJI PhD Researchers, Michelle Rouse, has published an article 'Gendering the institutional legacies of the Northern Ireland senior civil service' in this special edition of Administration.

A retired teacher facing several civil claims in Canada over alleged child sex offences is understood to be living in Northern Ireland, court documents have revealed. Papers filed in the Supreme ...