22 Stories by SharedFutureNews
History, Film and Northern Ireland: From Ourselves Alone to Game of Thrones Films dealing with the history and politics of Northern Ireland have often...
In 1967, the Dungannon District Council allocated a new house to a single Protestant woman who had links to a local Unionist politician. Also...
Conflicts between different branches of the same Christian religion, namely Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, have shaped and defined Ireland’s communities, politics, and culture for...
“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main; if a clod...
The 2011 Census reports that over 95% of Northern Ireland’s population use English as their primary language. However, Northern Ireland lays claim to several...
It is estimated that more than 3,700 people died and around 50,000 were maimed and injured during the conflict in Northern Ireland, with each...
Parades can act as a demonstration of religious faith and community that allow groups to celebrate their tradition and cultural heritage. In Northern Ireland,...
Northern Ireland journalists, do yourselves a favour: Don’t call yourself a peace journalist by Steven YOUNGBLOOD 3 December 2019 Anyone engaging in peace work...
The end of the Troubles presented a golden opportunity for the unwinding of divisions and the promotion of greater societal cohesion between Catholics and...
