Fine festive wines and gifts for art lovers at Whyte’s Christmas sale
Online auction also features watercolours by Wendy Walsh and prints by Jack B Yeats
Decent man who made crucial contribution to life in Northern Ireland
Séamus Mallon’s humanity endured as he coped with the North’s precarious politics
Journalist and broadcaster Eamonn Mallie publishes collection of poetry
Journalist’s first collection ‘anchored’ in his upbringing in south Armagh
Pop culture in Ireland was always divided between North and South
Shaping cultural identity formed part of the reason Raidió Teilifís Éireann was established
Seán Moran: GAA need to tread warily around the issue of a Border poll
Burns’s sincere comments on association support for Irish unity are currently unrealistic
Peter Robinson urges direct rule in absence of powersharing
Former DUP leader says he ‘couldn’t care less about Irish language’ and urged compromise
A Woman’s Place review: Too few women in politics? Must be their own fault
In RTÉ’s documentary, a male artist and a male journalist peer at women politicians
New course looks at Civil Rights movement and early Troubles
Key players in protests or politics 50 years ago will lecture at Stranmillis University
Twists and turns of vexed Belfast Agreement Talks revealed
Sleight-of-hand actions of governments were deployed to obviate intractable problems
Foster denies Sinn Féin claim she handed over draft Stormont deal
Michelle O’Neill says that she personally passed the draft text to DUP leader
Baroness Paisley: my husband would not have created this mess
Widow of late Ian Paisley criticises DUP leader Arlene Foster over political impasse
Sinn Féin and DUP battle it out on Northern Ireland’s airwaves
Jim Allister leads charge to spook unionists about Irish language Act on BBC Radio Ulster
Leaked papers show draft agreement between DUP and SF
Both parties meeting Theresa May to see if talks can be resurrected
‘Diamond standard’ Dr Maurice Hayes remembered at funeral
Late former senator ‘a giant who strode the stage of life in so many and varied roles’
Painting that once adorned Aer Lingus chairman’s office is star in Adam’s sale
‘By Merrion Strand’ is now most expensive Irish painting to be offered in 2017
‘The ugliest painting to come to auction for quite some time’
Art critic Eamonn Mallie is selling some of his art collection including an unattractive portrait of Van Morrison
Thousands ‘silently enduring anxiety and stress’ because of Troubles
The son of a victim of sectarian violence needed help to recover from the trauma
Exhibition of 18 portraits focuses on those affected by Troubles
Colin Davidson’s ‘Silent Testimony’ work captures grief of victims who lost loved ones
Clint Eastwood portrait by Basil Blackshaw found in stable
Some 40 pieces of art from Basil Blackshaw’s studio be auctioned by this month
Eamonn Mallie: A way for Arlene Foster to redeem herself
End to majority unionism: This earthquake moment has happened on DUP chief’s watch
Ian Paisley’s gesture was a much-needed moment of hope
DUP MP’s expression of thanks to Martin McGuinness was a courageous act
Paul Williams simmers down as Tubridy swipes at snowflakes
Radio review: Northern Ireland and 'cosseted millennials' let the broadcasters show their true feelings
Eamonn Mallie: Hope and history rhymed for Arlene Foster but she did not hear them
With her lack of grace, the First Minister missed a chance to change the tone in North's politics
Former NI secretary of state Patrick Mayhew dies
Mayhew was the longest-serving secretary of state for Northern Ireland
Funeral of Basil Blackshaw hears he found ‘wonder in the ordinary’
Celebrated Co Antrim painter described as man who was rooted in rural life
Michael Lyster says Joe Brolly is ‘loose cannon worth having’
Veteran presenter gives insider’s view of challenges and workings of ‘The Sunday Game’
My grandfather signed the Ulster Covenant, Minister says
Heather Humphreys encourages Republic’s Protestants to tell their family stories
Enigmatic Antrim artist Basil Blackshaw gives BBC programme insight into work
Antrim painter once attended exhibition wearing bag over his head
Church events in January to highlight 1916 centenaries
Catholic bishops say events being prepared and details to be announced shortly
Priests should be celibate regardless of sexual orientation - Archbishop
Church found it hard to resist inequality arguments in same-sex vote - Eamon Martin
Kyle Paisley not in favour of ‘recriminalisation’ of homosexuality
‘Trying to turn the clock back is not realistic’ son of late Ian Paisley says
Martin McGuinness refuses to say if he killed people while in IRA
Senior Sinn Féin member is asked question repeatedly during new interview on Irish TV
Camogie, cookery and country music lined up for Irish TV
The diaspora-targeting channel says its brand awareness is on the rise
Death of ‘mesmerising advocate’ Desmond Boal, QC
Along with Ian Paisley, the lawyer was a founding member of the DUP
Death of Ian Paisley marks the end of an era
Analysis: Late Unionist leader lived up to many different characterisations
Haass’s modest proposals remain stuck while DUP calculates the electoral risks
Opinion: It is difficult to get a coherent position from Unionists on what exactly is bothering them
Former street preacher and agitator now full of years and of self-satisfaction
Opinion: Having made a career smiting his enemies, Paisley has ended up smiting his successor
No resignation ultimatum given to Paisley in 2008 by senior party colleagues, DUP says
In BBC documentary Paisley said in February 2008 Peter Robinson and Nigel Dodds told him he must resign
Paisley says senior figures in DUP conspired to remove him from leadership
‘Anything that was done in getting me out was done behind backs’
Paisley told Blair you ‘fool’ after conversion to Catholicism
Former DUP leader criticised then British prime minister over 2007 conversion
Sharon and Paisley shared a belief that their people were chosen by God
American sermons related plight of Northern Protestants to that of Old Testament Jews
Paisley expresses support for civil rights movement
Former leader backs aims of movement, yet alleges it was ‘tied up in other things’
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