Up to 10,000 loyalists took park in a Belfast parade on Saturday marking the centenary of the formation of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF).

Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has slammed the loyalist flag protesters for tarnishing the Good Friday agreement and peace in Northern Ireland.

The Chief Constable of the PSNI has apologized to nationalist residents in Belfast whose homes were attacked by loyalist protesters over the weekend.

It was all going so well wasn’t it? The power-sharing executive had not only succeeded in running the full term but also being re-elected with a strengthened mandate. So encouraging was the environment that it left room for old enemies to embrace as Martin McGuinness met Queen Elizabeth in June 2012 and Peter Robinson made major speeches arguing for a closer relationship with the Irish government along with seeking to encourage Catholics to vote for his Democratic Unionist Party. The Northern Ireland problem it appeared had been solved for good.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister Peter Robinson has urged loyalists to back the Good Friday agreement after another night of violence in East Belfast.

Ulster Loyalists have abandoned plans to bring their flag protest to Dublin on Saturday – because their march clashes with a rugby match and a rock concert.

On-going protests over the decision to limit the flying of the Union Jack over Belfast’s City Hall to only 17 days a year are beginning to become costly as well as affect both the retail and tourism trades within the area.

Police in Belfast have described a petrol bomb attack on a patrol car as ‘attempted murder’ as violent protests over the Union flag continue across Northern Ireland.

Three teens were arrested in Belfast in conjunction with protests that have stemmed from the government’s recent decision to limit the flying of the Union flag over city hall from 365 days annually to just 17.

New evidence from the Stevens inquiry has emerged which proves that a gun used in the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane was handed back to the British Army by the RUC.

Police in Belfast are on high alert after loyalists burned two Irish tricolours at a mass Union Flag protest in the city center.

Loyalist protesters rioted for a fourth night in Northern Ireland over the removal of the Union Jack from Belfast City Hall.

The United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has condemned the street violence and intimidation seen across Northern Ireland this week, sparked by a dispute over the flying of the Union flag over Belfast’s City Hall.

Loyalist protesters tried to storm Belfast City Hall after the Belfast City Council voted to take down the Union Jack over the hall except for seventeen special days in the year. They also attacked St. Matthew’s Catholic Church near the downtown Belfast location.

The British Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are being sued by the relatives of six men killed by a loyalist gunman. They claim that during the Troubles, the British Government supplied loyalist gangs with an arsenal of weapons.

He is the iconic patron saint of Ireland, the bringer of faith, the banisher of snakes and for many Ulster Loyalists he was the first Protestant settler on the Paddy’s green shamrock shore.

The jury in the trial of two men accused of a murder plot against Celtic’s Neil Lennon, were shown pictures of the contents of a suspicious package sent to the football manager.

Feared Loyalist killer turned peacekeeper Gusty Spence has died in Belfast at the age of 78.

Suicide at the Cliffs

Police officers and even Loyalist politicians are signing up to learn Irish in Northern Ireland.