Local Liverpool trade unionist and political activist groups marched through the heart of the city centre last weekend to mark the contribution of local International Brigade volunteers in the Spanish Civil War.

“The prospect of Irish unity is no longer a distant dream. It is an achievable objective. That did not happen by accident. It was built by generations of republicans who refused to surrender hope.” So said Martina Anderson, speaking at the 50th a...

Ninety years ago today on 17 July 1936, Spanish generals led by Francisco Franco began a coup against the democratically elected government of the Spanish Republic.

THE death of IRA Volunteer Martin Hurson on 13 July 1981, after 46 days on the Hunger Strike, was unexpected. The suddenness of his death, coming only five days after that of Joe McDonnell, came as a shock since two other Hunger Strikers – Kieran D...

JOE McDONNELL was the fifth Hunger Striker to die due to the intransigence of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her government.

Four people were brought safely ashore after their speedboat suffered engine failure on Lower Lough Erne, prompting a call-out for the volunteer crew of Enniskillen RNLI.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has admitted it entered into two employment-related confidentiality agreements costing up to £60,000 of ratepayers' money.

Capturing the eclectic Belleek historian John “Johnny” Cunningham (82) in 1200 words is like catching the wind.

Concerns are being raised over the future of Lisnaskea Police Station, but the PSNI insists there are currently no plans for it to be shut.

A convicted-sex offender has been remanded in custody after being detected in County Fermanagh in breach of a court order around notification of his address.