‘Nobody’s in charge’: is power sharing still working in Northern Ireland? Feuding parties and crumbling public services damaging public’s faith in Stormont, 28 years on from Good Friday agreement The Guardian - UK · Apr 10
‘Where are the foreigners?’: does a facile explanation lie behind Ballymena’s outbreak of hate? Northern Ireland faces stark questions over the racism, xenophobia and intolerance that has forced families from abroad to flee The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2025
How Northern Irish rap trio Kneecap rose to fame by subverting the Troubles As an Oscar-entry film about the rappers opens this week, Kneecap speak about fusing irony and provocation – and the anti-immigrant riots The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2024
Belfast court dismisses ‘frivolous’ Sinn Féin libel case against journalist Gerry Kelly took action against Malachi O’Doherty, who had identified Kelly as the shooter in a 1983 prison break The Guardian - UK · Jan 8, 2024
‘The hope we had is gone’: how 20 months of stasis has paralysed Northern Ireland While the DUP conference may put a brave face on the crisis, public services and even the state’s legitimacy are hollowing The Guardian - UK · Oct 13, 2023
Belfast’s peace walls: potent symbols of division are dwindling – but slowly Dismantling of the barriers between Catholic and Protestant areas reflects undeniable progress in the 25 years since the Good Friday agreement, but the city remains deeply divided The Guardian - UK · Apr 7, 2023