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Co Down village remembers chance reunion of late Terry Anderson and his fellow Beirut hostages
American journalist was held for nearly seven years in Lebanon
Film Review: Alex Garland’s Civil War an ambitious thriller exploring moral ambiguity of journalism in a dystopian United States
Civil War is a film that lingers long after the credits roll, inviting reflection and discussion about the role of the media in times of crisis
Kirsten Dunst: New film Civil War is a warning to not take democracy for granted
The new film by director Alex Garland is set during a second civil war in the United States.
Catholic Church position in Civil War provoked generational 'hurt and anguish': Archbishop Eamon Martin
The All-Ireland Primate, in an address over the weekend, cited the Legacy Bill as he argued wounds of an unresolved past can fester.
Partition: How the civil war solidified Northern Ireland’s status
In May 1923, Armagh-born and newly appointed anti-Treaty IRA chief of staff Frank Aiken issued an order to republicans to dump their arms, thus bringing an end to the hostilities of the 11-month long civil war.
The GAA and the Civil War: Grainne McElwain examines the legacy
In a new one-hour Irish language factual documentary for RTÉ, Gráinne McElwain explores how the GAA across Ireland helped to heal and bridge the bitter divisions created by the Civil War 100 years ago.
The Banshees of Inisherin for the best film? No feckin' chance
It's been nominated for nine Oscars but John Manley was far from enamoured by The Banshees of Inisherin.
Patrick Murphy: Divided Green Party facing a huge decision over coalition government
The south's long-delayed peace process has finally begun.
Yemen deserves peace
ON SATURDAY rebel forces began to withdraw from the main port of Yemen, hopefully opening the way to an accelerated humanitarian effort to help the population which has been suffering terribly for almost five years.
Higgins says reflecting and celebrating the centenary of the 1918 general election is appropriate and timely
PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins has said it is appropriate and timely that Ireland reflects and celebrates the centenary of the 1918 general election.