Research
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...
In western Europe, national flags often represented a territorial area as well as the Christian faith, so that many included a cross. The French...
With the establishment of the state of Northern Ireland, the unionist government under Lord Londonderry attempted to create a singular education system. However, this...
According to the CAIN (Conflict Archive in the Internet) website, a peace line or peace wall are “physical barriers between the Protestant/Loyalist community and...
We recognise that sport is a powerful tool in bringing people together. We know that sport can play a central role in breaking down...
Northern Ireland is one of the most religious countries in Europe, only surpassed by Poland and Malta. Religion by itself has shaped its most...
Being a highly political and dividing issue in Northern Ireland, policing has proven to be one of the most difficult tasks on the road...
Reconciliation is an essential process for conflict transformation. It is about building relationships, with the focus on emotional and psychological aspects of conflict. Reconciliation...
Parading is one of the major issues that keeps raising tensions in the divided society of Northern Ireland. Since the 18th century this celebration...
“Well, art is art, isn’t it? Still, on the other hand, water is water. And east is east and west is west and if...
In 1967, the Dungannon District Council allocated a new house to a single Protestant woman who had links to a local Unionist politician. Also...
