The Latest Breaking News from Troubles

Gerry Adams, 74, was discussing the Troubles in Northern Ireland on the Rest is Politics podcast when he was asked about the bombing of the Grand Hotel in Brighton during the Conservative Party conference.

It’s gripping, nuanced, almost unbearably tense – and it’s about to come to an end. The BBC show’s take on policing post-Troubles Belfast is one of the finest watches of the year

London museum will display array of testimonies and archive photographs collected over the years

Only 345 applications to The Victims' Payments Board established in 2021 have come from outside Northern Ireland, with thousands yet to claim

Ms O'Neill said she is an Irish republican but is committed to "representing the whole community"

The Legacy Bill will see court processes pertaining to Troubles crimes halted.

Celebrating a quarter century of “peace” since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement will undoubtedly lead many to question how much things have really changed for the better in Northern Ireland. Especially since segregation remains the norm in many areas of life, including housing and education. Attention will once…

The Bill proposes an effective amnesty for Troubles crimes in exchange for co-operation with a new truth recovery body.

The former taoiseach said legacy was one of the outstanding issues unresolved from the Troubles.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — By now, these walls were meant to have fallen.

From Neil Hannon to Bertie Ahern, musicians, politicians and PR gurus recall the crucial part that a 1998 gig played in Northern Ireland’s peace process