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A wreath has been laid at Coleraine war memorial, to mark the 40th anniversary of an IRA car bomb that killed six pensioners.

A three year strategy has been unveiled by the International Fund for Ireland which aims to tackle segregation in Northern Ireland.

Six women Nobel Peace laureates from all over the world are in Northern Ireland to attend a major conflict resolution conference.

Representatives from Northern Ireland's criminal justice system gathered in Belfast on Tuesday for a major conference on dealing with the region's past.

In a UTV Insight special, Live and Let Die, two Belfast families are demanding that the State owns up to collusion and prosecutes informers who have literally been allowed to get away with murder.

Northern Ireland's peace walls could be "talked down", according to a project working to eradicate both the physical and mental barriers facing interface communities.

A High Court judge is to examine British government meeting notes before deciding whether they should be disclosed to the family of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.

There are no political parties in Northern Ireland qualified to drive a process of reconciliation, the Progressive Unionist Party has claimed.

A decision on a planning approval for a Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Centre at the Maze prison site is due to be made on Thursday by Environment Minister Alex Attwood.

Interviews with former paramilitaries which could hold information about the Disappeared will be made available to police.

The search for the remains of Columba McVeigh, one of the so-called disappeared, has resumed in Bragan, Co Monaghan.

A Belfast man cleared on appeal of involvement in imprisoning a British informer has launched a High Court challenge to being denied compensation.

Prime Minister David Cameron has led the tributes to Margaret Thatcher during a specially arranged session in the House of Commons.

The leader of the DUP on Belfast City Council has slammed the Alliance Party for not backing a motion to remember the mob murders of Corporals David Howes and Derek Wood 25 years ago.

A fresh appeal has been made in a bid to bring a sense of closure to the families of the Disappeared, with Cardinal Seán Brady urging anyone with information to come forward.

Two republicans have been found liable for the Omagh bombing after relatives of some of the victims launched a civil case.

The family of a disabled farm worker, who was gunned down as he ran away from soldiers 40 years ago, has called for a new inquiry into his death.

Fourteen schools in Northern Ireland have jointly expressed their "sorrow and regret" over the collapse of the Spirit of Enniskillen Trust.

Hundreds of people have observed a minute's silence in England to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of two young boys in an IRA bombing.

With the marching season just around the corner, PUP leader Billy Hutchinson has said loyalists can be as good as Sinn Féin when it comes to street politics.

Over 1,000 people have taken part in a parade to mark the murder of two UDR soldiers in Belfast city centre 25 years ago.

Lithuanian authorities have failed in a bid to overturn a decision refusing the extradition of a high-profile dissident republican to face weapons smuggling charges.

The Bloody Sunday families have branded a £1.3m compensation package from the Ministry of Defence as "insulting".

A church in Londonderry has commissioned a new theatre production as part of a project to address the impact of the Protestant exodus from the city more than 30 years ago.

A man has been arrested as part of a renewed investigation into a 1976 sectarian murder in north Belfast.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has criticised republicans for not giving evidence to the Smithwick tribunal into IRA-Garda collusion.

The family of murdered solicitor Pat Finucane have pressed for full disclosure of government recordings as they step up their campaign for a public inquiry into his death.

A report by the Historical Enquiries Team has found that the killing of official IRA leader Joe McCann was unjustified.

The funeral of former IRA prisoner Dolours Price has taken place in west Belfast.

The brother of murdered journalist Martin O'Hagan says he is devastated by a decision to drop a case against eight loyalists alleged to have carried out the killing.

Senior judges have overturned a decision to grant bail to one of the men held liable for the Omagh bombing after being told a false passport has been issued with his photograph on it.

Former IRA prisoner Dolours Price has been found dead at her home in Malahide, it has been reported.

Investigations into more than 150 unsolved murders linked to the Troubles are to restart.

A builder accused of being part of the Omagh bomb plot claimed he was quad biking with his son on the day of the atrocity, the High Court has heard.

A Co Louth builder allegedly supplied mobile phones to the Omagh bombers in a plot which also included one of his employees, the High Court has heard.