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“Acheson said Donaldson represented a "very complex challenge to the Northern Ireland Prison Service".”

“Last month, a review by the Northern Ireland Assembly into Donaldson's conduct during his time at Stormont found "no relevant information" requiring further investigation.”

“- Published Politics in Northern Ireland is often accused of going nowhere fast but right now it more resembles a time warp taking us back three decades.”

“- Published History shows that when the politics of Northern Ireland are wrapped up in a street dispute, friction is seldom far away.”

“The nationalist first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland held a summit in Cardiff last month where they signed an agreement, which is not legally binding, that said no Westminster government had the right to "block democracy".”

“Receiving his doctorate, the 44th US president praised Northern Ireland's progress and challenged the next generation to continue building a peaceful and inclusive future.”

“He previously welcomed Burnham telling MPs that a border poll would be considered in both Scotland and Northern Ireland if there was a clear consensus and public opinion had changed.”

“He said securing an energy deal, involving emissions trading, could "lower energy costs for households and businesses alike", adding this could cut wholesale energy costs by 20% in Northern Ireland.”

“On that page was the Conservative crowd pleaser of a plan to scrap stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland.”

“The Londonderry actress and her co-star Katherine Devlin, who also grew up in Northern Ireland, say relationships between police and communities there were at the forefront of their minds as they prepared for filming.”

“In England and Northern Ireland, people with savings worth more than £23,250 are not entitled to help with care costs from their council.”

“Given, who is from Northern Ireland, said he's felt in two minds over the tickets he has on Saturday to see the show in Philadelphia.”

“Former Republican Congressman Mick Mulvaney was Trump's special envoy to Northern Ireland in his first term in office.”