Can the state, especially when it is implicated in killing, be trusted as the arbiter of what should remain confidential?

Taoiseach Micheal Martin was speaking during a debate about Operation Kenova in the Dail parliament.

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Parts of Ireland were treated to a rare and spectacular sight last night as the Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, lit up the sky in vivid shades of emerald green and violet. Social media quickly ...

Rowing Ireland had its Sport Ireland funding withheld on the eve of the Paris Olympics after failing to adequately address serious concerns around athlete safeguarding and welfare. The revelation ...

Reforms - said to be the most significant in 70 years - will see similar rules to Australia, the US and Republic of Ireland. Campaigners want the rest of the UK to follow. Learner drivers in Northern ...

Northern Ireland is becoming more unequal economically, with Belfast now far outstripping the rest – especially west of the river Bann, a report from the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre says.

Liadan Ní Chuinn's Every One Still Here is about a universal theme—complicated family relationships—in a singular setting: Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement.