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Gerry Adams discusses the potential impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland's future.
Kim Jong-un's missile launch raises concerns about North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
The murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy in Tullamore, County Offaly, ignites national grief and calls for change regarding violence against women in Ireland.
Ganesh and Jen discuss the contentious Irish border issue in Brexit negotiations.
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney is removed from a Belfast stage during a speech due to a security alert involving a suspect device in a hijacked van.
Oliver Guinness highlights Ireland's economic growth and ongoing financial challenges.
Alan Bell discusses the Isle of Man's role in the world economy and tax transparency.
Jacob Rees-Mogg critiques the Prime Minister's Brexit deal and the backstop's implications.
Jacob Rees-Mogg discusses Brexit negotiations and Northern Ireland's customs role in the Commons.
John Barnes discusses Liam Neeson's controversial views on revenge and race with candor.
Leaked documents show Attorney General Geoffrey Cox advised Boris Johnson on lawful prorogation.
Global debt rises by $57 trillion since 2007, driven by China and impacting countries like Ireland.
Belfast remains divided 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, with ongoing tensions between Catholics and Protestants.
The UK describes its Brexit deal override as an insurance policy for trade agreements.
Martin McGuinness expresses deep sympathy for Ian Paisley's family, reflecting on their transition from political opponents to close friends during the peace process.
Spike Island, known as Ireland's most haunted prison, is explored for its eerie sounds and the lingering spirits of those who suffered during the Great Famine.
Rishi Sunak discusses Northern Ireland protocol and police information on Nicola Bulley case.
Northern Ireland faces renewed sectarian violence amid Brexit tensions and unrest in Belfast.
King Charles and Queen Consort receive a warm welcome in Northern Ireland with cheers and applause.
The US president says Belfast is a different city, urging citizens to uphold peace terms.
Ed Hammond Ed discusses London's housing boom and the impact of the BC Power Station conversion.
This week, the House of Commons discusses the government's potential breach of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
David Allen Green explains the Northern Irish Protocol and its implications for Brexit.
David Allen Green discusses the Northern Ireland Protocol bill and its legal implications.
Lord Frost resigns as Brexit minister, signaling trouble for Boris Johnson's government.
Brett's supporters react to the Prime Minister's talks with Jeremy Corbyn over Brexit.
Sinn Féin's historic win signals a momentous moment for Northern Ireland's future.
Michelle O'Neill argues against a trade border in the Irish Sea and criticizes Brexit's impact.
Northern Ireland awaits final election results, with Sinn Féin likely to lead the government.
Sinn Féin leaders demand action from PM Johnson in County Down after urgent talks.
Ireland's rugby team, led by Brian O'Driscoll and Paul O'Connell, aims for victory in Six Nations 2014.
David Blevins reports on the battle raging between two Irish drug cartels in Ireland.
Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scotland remains in lockdown with no significant changes expected.
The UK proposes a facilitated customs arrangement to solve the Brexit customs union conundrum.
The backstop for Northern Ireland complicates the UK's EU membership separation process.
Theresa May defends the Brexit deal and emphasizes the 2016 referendum's importance.
Theresa May delays the Brexit vote due to concerns over the Northern Ireland backstop.
The Prime Minister secures legal changes for Brexit, ensuring no hard border in Northern Ireland.
Theresa May discusses Brexit and Northern Ireland with leaders this evening.
Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell is shot at a Sports Complex, prompting a major police operation.
Fred Studemann discusses Ireland's economy with James Warren and Vincent Boland.
Tony Blair discusses Brexit and the Northern Ireland peace process on Sophie Ridge's show.
UK coronavirus deaths rise by 888, totaling 15,464, according to the latest data.
The United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union in a referendum, leading to significant political and economic repercussions, particularly for Scotland and the pound.
Dublin's St. Patrick's Day parade highlights Ukraine's solidarity amid Ireland's neutrality debate.
Captain Maks Horobets, a Ukrainian soldier from the 808 Support Regiment, receives specialist treatment in Dublin, Ireland, after suffering severe facial injuries from Russian artillery.
Ten members of the Democratic Unionist Party supported the Conservative government through a Confidence and Supply Agreement worth one billion pounds.
Theresa May struggles with Brexit defeats in the House of Lords and cabinet splits over trade.
