Jim Allister’s big test: Can unionist firebrand move in from the margins?
Assembly elections will reveal if relentlessly negative messaging can be turned into votes
Family hope for ‘whole truth’ about 1975 death of 10-year-old in Belfast
Legacy inquest into death of boy one of a number ordered by former NI attorney general
North’s Attorney General to leave post at end of June
John Larkin QC not to take up position on the bench until tenure as AG concludes
Attempt to block abortion law change in Northern Ireland fails
Vote on new Assembly speaker fails to take place after Sinn Féin and SDLP boycott vote
The second World War ‘Éire’ sign rescued from a Dublin cliffside
Dogged detective work and a huge voluntary effort have brought a piece of history back to life
Belfast court should deal with uncertainty over powers of NI civil servants
Civil servants have been running government departments since Stormont collapsed
Juror who posted comments about rugby rape trial avoids prosecution
Northern Ireland’s attorney general decides not to press contempt charges
Couple fail to secure law change for NI humanist weddings
Ruling welcomed by model married to footballer as it points to path to securing lawful unions
Ex-British soldier to be prosecuted for Aidan McAnespie killing
GAA fan (23) was shot dead as he walked through a British army checkpoint in 1988
Landmark ruling on gay marriage in Northern Ireland due
Couples bring cases against Stormont arguing ban breaches their human rights
Recognise humanist marriage, say model and soccer player
Laura Lacole and Eunan O’Kane say Northern Ireland law discriminatory
Some in Northern Ireland still want a Brexit problem
Taking North out of EU does not breach Belfast Agreement and it is highly irresponsible to claim otherwise
North’s laws cannot limit UK’s Brexit procedure, court told
UK supreme court may hear argument that Stormont should have say on article 50
‘Gay cake’ case may be referred to UK’s supreme court
Northern Ireland’s Attorney-General intervenes in legal row involving Christian bakers
Pride in ‘inclusive’ 1916 commemoration rings hollow
Irish State managed to alienate North just as Brexit made unification a real prospect
Sex worker challenges NI law criminalising clients of prostitutes
Laura Lee granted leave to seek a judicial review of Stormont legislation
NI attorney general may become involved in Brexit case
John Larkin sets out view that challenges to Brexit appear to raise an issue of devolution
Shooting of Derry teenager Manus Deery re-enacted
Attorney General ordered new inquest into the 1972 killing by British army soldier
Brexit: Unavoidable consequences and uncertainties for Ireland
John Temple Lang details economic, political and judicial repercussions of UK vote to leave
Opinion: Why the unionists should have come to the GPO
Presence at commemoration would have earned unionists island-wide and international kudos with no electoral cost
North’s Attorney General to be party in baker’s ‘gay cake’ appeal
AG argues sexual orientations laws discriminate against holders of certain beliefs
David Ford to appeal ruling on Northern Ireland’s abortion laws
Minister fears judgment inadvertently paves the way for terminations on demand
North’s Attorney General challenges High Court ruling on abortion
Decision could see abortion allowed in cases of fatal foetal abnormality, rape and incest
Abortion ruling challenged by North’s attorney general
High Court said laws on terminations are incompatible with human rights legislation
Pioneer who brought Dublin’s tattooing scene into a new age
John Larkin: January 15th, 1929 - September 2nd, 2015
‘Insufficient evidence’ to prosecute Gerry Adams – report
Report found Adams should not be prosecuted for withholding information about niece
Bank of Scotland accused of fraud over mortgage arrears
NI Attorney General says his intervention in private law case is highly unusual
Garda accused of ‘ignoring’ requests in Kingsmill inquiry
10 Protestant workmen murdered by IRA in 1976 attack
Minister says patriotism can offer certainty in modern world
Paschal Donohoe tells Parnell Summer School patriotism should be two-sided
Villiers rejects call for Ballymurphy inquiry
Families of 11 victims of 1971 massacre say they may legally challenge decision
North’s AG queries ruling against owners who banned gay couple from guesthouse
John Larkin says Supreme Court argument failed to understand orthodox Christian position
Liam Adams appeals conviction for raping daughter
Brother of Sinn Fein president was sentenced last year to 16 years in prison for crimes
Haass knows outside involvement is key to agreement in North
Former diplomat is well skilled in messy, protracted business of peace making
Larkin proposal to draw line under Troubles cases praised as worthy of consideration
Embattled attorney general given key support by bishop and former head of Policing Board
A priest on the podium as Robinson prepares DUP troops for election battle
Analysis: a little bit of history was made at the DUP annual conference
Larkin has opened door to debate on legacy of Troubles
Opinion: There has been much talk about the need to deal with the past, but not much has been done
Sinn Féin are ‘failures and they know it ’, DUP deputy leader says
Nigel Dodds launches full-scale attack on main partner in Northern Executive
Radical proposal may hold clues to future of the search for truth
A debate that takes place mostly in the background is now front and centre
Anger at call to draw line under past Northern killings
AG John Larkin said his call for no prosecutions was “logical” outworking of Belfast Agreement
Larkin profile: regularly in spotlight and never far from controversy
Larkin viewed as QC who ultimately will sit on the High Court bench
Proposal by North’s Attorney General generates negative reaction
Taoiseach and British PM distance themselves from John Larkin’s suggestion
Proposal on Troubles prosecutions ‘difficult’ for families - Kenny
Taoiseach says debate must take into account possibility of developments in forensic science
Is there merit in Larkin’s proposals?
Analysis: North’s Attorney General must have a thick neck to face inevitable backlash
New inquest into SAS Derry killings
New hearing ordered it emerged police documents had been withheld from coroner
Role of Gerry Adams now under scrutiny by North’s Police Ombudsman and Attorney General
DUP Minister says there must be “zero tolerance for those who cover up child abuse”
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