I confess to being a big fan of the Netherlands. Their pragmatic nature appeals to me—things just seem to work there. You ...

This round of the URC feels like a bit of a dress rehearsal for the Wales vs. Ireland match with Ospreys playing Leinster, ...

I was enthusiastic about the new technology, but one person in my class who was employed as a typesetter in a local newspaper ...

The idea for Open Sunday is to let you discuss what you like. Just two rules. Keep it civil and no man/woman playing.

An acrimonious debate at Belfast City Council which has been running for several weeks finally climaxed on Monday night as ...

Last week on the same day I was involved in two very interesting conversations about the way forward for this island. I had lunch with a young Belfast-born, Dublin-resident solicitor called Ross Neill ...

Micheál Martin (a day later than scheduled because of some stormy weather in the Dáil) the man who many pundits once ...

Between 1969 and 2001 3,532 people died during the troubles. During the same period 7291 died on the roads. The Troubles are ...

For five years, the Independent Financial Review Panel (IFRP) set wages and expenses for politicians in the assembly. But the ...

I was on Nolan this morning discussing how the Secretary of State Hilary Benn had hit a few nerves yesterday on the first anniversary of the restart of Stormont when he laid out the abysmal Health ...

This week’s Infrastructure debate in the Assembly was described to me as truly depressing. It was yet another lost ...

News that Belfast City Council has approved a planning application for a private hospital comes at a time when delays ...