‘Upholding, protecting and respecting the rights of all citizens must define a new, agreed and united Ireland – that means upholding the rights of citizens to be British and unionist’ Free article

‘One of the main aims of this event was to reduce the tension and the attendance at unwanted bonfires that have become a hotspot of anti-social activity over the last couple of years’ Free article

‘It is absolutely disgraceful that estate management companies are advertising properties for greedy landlords who are in breach of standards for rented accommodation’ – Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh Free article

The imprisonment of people without charge or trial was used by successive Ulster Unionist Party regimes in an effort to smash nationalist resistance Free article

Undercover Policing Inquiry led by judge confirms list of more than 1,000 groups infiltrated by political police Free article

‘Communities do not want these fires and associated crime sprees – ex-internees do not want them’ Free article

Why do some elements within the nationalist community copy the behaviour of the Eleventh Night bonfire builders who do so much damage to their cause? Free article

Thomas McElwee, at the age of 23, was the tenth man to join the 1981 Hunger Strike. From Bellaghy in south Derry, he was imprisoned in 1976 after a premature bomb explosion in which he lost an eye. Free article

‘Let no one underestimate Sinn Féin’s preparedness to make Stormont talks work’ – Gerry Adams Free article

The event was part of the build-up to the National Hunger Strike Commemoration in Ballina on Sunday 13 August Free article