The High Court in Belfast is hearing a legal challenge against a controversial new act of parliament that will stop future prosecutions regarding crimes committed during the Troubles. When the ...

In 1978, the IRA bombed La Mon House on the outskirts of east Belfast, killing 12 people and injuring 30. The period from 1976 to the mid-Eighties saw the Troubles settle into a deadly pattern.

Photo: The aftermath of a bomb blast in Belfast, Northern Ireland (Getty Images) Features in: How everyday life has changed in Northern Ireland since the Troubles ended. The BBC's Ireland ...

The most important single stop is its capital, Belfast, perhaps best known for the sectarian strife that took place here during the era of the “Troubles,” and as the birthplace of the Titanic.

BELFAST, Maine ( BDN) -- The Belfast City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to limit the size of cruise ships that can ...

These communities fought a deadly fight over a mix of religion and politics until the so-called Good Friday Agreement of 1998 led to a calming of the violence and new government policies.

I only have to hear the first two bars and I’m right back in the Arts Theatre Belfast. It was a Wednesday ... come to Northern Ireland during the Troubles. So interested was Tim Rice in the ...

Participants can ice row in the Belfast Harbor, sit in a sauna and top it off with a dip back in the harbor. For more information on winter rowing and more events with the DoryWoman, follow the link.

He went on to become its northern editor, based in Belfast in the 1970s – where he covered the height of the Troubles. In 1976, he moved to London and joined the long-running BBC Radio 4 current ...

Northern Irish-born author David Fennell has said that growing up in west Belfast has inspired his writing and led to him penning best-selling crime novels that have won rave reviews across the water.

Photo: The aftermath of a bomb blast in Belfast, Northern Ireland (Getty Images) How everyday life has changed in Northern Ireland since the Troubles ended. The BBC's Ireland correspondent Mark ...