Gerry Moriarty

The former priest who played a key role in the peace process reflects on the backchannel that enabled dialogue between the IRA and the UK government

Sinn Féin often argues that the past should be left to the past, but when it comes to funerals, things are complicated

Files seen by North’s DPP showed ‘insufficient evidence’ to press charges over Stakeknife’s operations

Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O'Neill attends her first Northern Ireland football match at Windsor Park in Belfast along with fellow Ministers

Restoration of the powersharing Executive comes two years to the day since DUP collapsed institutions

Devolved government is set to return to Northern Ireland for the first time in two years on Saturday. These representatives could take the most prominent roles in the new Assembly

Activist thrives on making mischief for politicians

Prominent activist is unelected and not part of any political party – but the main unionist party is wary of this player and his influence with grassroots loyalism

Niall Ó Dochartaigh has produced a fascinating account of communications between the IRA and the British

Veteran nationalist politician reflects on the progress made since referendums, North and South, were passed endorsing the landmark Belfast Agreement peace deal a quarter-century ago this week

The republican-royal reconciliation, after decades of unrest, has more to do with party’s wider political ambitions and attracting more centrist voters in the Republic

Unionists were wavering and the future uncertain when Stephen Grimason revealed the deal on Good Friday 1998

Analysis: Despite cynicism of some, US has long played beneficial political and economic role in Northern Ireland

As a journalist waiting outside Stormont that day, we knew a deal was possible but never certain

Shooting by Loyalist Volunteer Force gunmen led to added ‘resolve’ to seal Belfast Agreement, according to RTÉ documentary