Ulster loyalists are burning buses and cars in Belfast, thanks to Brexit
Here’s how the U.K. decision to leave the E.U. upset Northern Ireland’s fragile peace
The Proud Boys and Oath Keepers allegedly teamed up for the Capitol invasion. Should we worry?
Here’s what we know about what happens when armed militant groups collaborate
People are talking up the prospects of a united Ireland. It’s easier said than done.
Sinn Fein might say that’s what it wants, but working out the details won’t be easy.
Sinn Fein won bigger than anyone in Ireland expected. That’s not altogether good for Sinn Fein.
Ireland’s electoral system meant Sinn Fein couldn’t fully capitalize on its winning margin
Ireland may be about to see a historic election upset
Sinn Fein is in first place in the Irish Times’s new poll
Northern Ireland’s Troubles began 50 years ago. Here’s why they were so violent.
Catholics and Protestants lived side by side — but with very few shared social or economic ties
20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, few people recognize how Northern Ireland’s religious leaders helped bring peace
[caption id="attachment_71995" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein chief