The sign appeared outside Cumran Primary School in Clough.

'Disgraceful' anti-Irish sign outside school a 'sectarian hate crime'

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV

How you solve a problem like the protocol

File photo dated 10/04/98 of Prime Minister Tony Blair (right), US Senator George Mitchell (centre) and Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern after they signed the Good Friday peace agreement, which stated that the people of Northern Ireland will decide democratically their own future. Tony Blair was advised that he should use the "Government machine" to push for a yes vote in the referendum on the Good Friday Agreement - but not to the extent that it would risk calling the result of the historic vote into question. Issue date: Thursday December 29, 202

 Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV

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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV.

Blair warned of marrying a Catholic and told Paisley would 'save' NI

If the Stormont parties do not agree to form an administration in Belfast, the UK Government assumes a legal duty at midnight to call a snap Assembly election.

Latest Stormont powersharing deadline set to fall

Leo Varadkar and Micheál Martin will visit Northern Ireland on Thursday for meetings.

Varadkar and Martin visits 'clear sign of commitment to resolving difficulties'

Sinn Fein said party president Mary Lou McDonald was "excluded", with the SDLP refusing to attend due to Ms McDonald's absence.

Sinn Fein withdrawal overshadows political talks with parties over Protocol

Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said she was 'excluded' from all-party talks in Belfast. 

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Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Patrick Mayhew also speculated whether the IRA was training in the ‘second 11’.

Ministers ‘reluctant to accept McGuinness committed to peace process’

Amid political deadlock, the country has seen pro-Irish unity party Sinn Fein become the largest at Stormont.

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The Sinn Féin leader said she does not believe the party is “entitled” to step into the role of leading the Government.

‘No assumption’ Sinn Féin will ride into the next government – Mary Lou

Stormont leaders confirmed the meeting as the government continues to press the region's politicians to restore power sharing. 

PM heading to NI in bid to break political deadlock

His wife, Elizabeth, has also had her conviction quashed after she mounted a bid to escape Armagh Jail in 1973.

Sinn Féin veteran who attempted to escape prison has conviction quashed

The court heard how Stephen Altima, 43, of Antrim Road in Belfast, wants to call King Charles, the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury as witnesses.

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