A few days ago I came across a podcast by Irish historian Dónal Fallon which outlined the history of a particular commemoration to the IRA freedom fighter Seán Treacy, who was killed during a gun battle with British forces in Talbot Street, Dublin ...

Stalwart political campaigner on all things Ireland Martin Collins died last week. Joe Dwyer pens an appreciation of Martin’s decades of political activism.

As the year 1925 drew to a close there was anticipation in Ireland about the imminent outcome of the Boundary Commission established under the Treaty.

Sinn Féin National Chairperson Declan Kearney MLA writes: Some sections of the Irish political establishment tried to derail Catherine Connolly’s presidential election campaign by resorting to the ‘project fear’ playbook. They failed.

As a strongly pro-neutrality president of Ireland was about to be elected last week a British warmonger addressed a unionist meeting in Westminster and said Irish unity would pose a threat to Britain from Russia.

The Boles family celebrated a double success at the recent Fermanagh County Show, with David Boles taking home both the CFFS Plaque for the best suckled bull calf and the W & C Scott Cup for the best overall suckled calf.

We will soon be in the ‘teeth of Christmas’! A strange local phrase, that! It is used to explain how near we getting to compulsory merriment and temporary amnesia about spending more money than we have got on things that nobody really needs.

Filling stations in the Republic of Ireland near the Border are “just surviving” due to the price difference with Northern Ireland for petrol and diesel; with drivers saving £150 per year if filling up in Co. Fermanagh instead of Co. Donegal.

For 40 years Oliver Quinn has travelled across the island of Ireland performing on the stage.

The leader of Sinn Féin believes a referendum on Irish unity will take place “by the end of this decade”, and that it is the responsibility of both the British and Irish governments to plan for its impact on healthcare.