Defiant DUP leader Arlene Foster has brushed off suggestions she’s poised to quit - saying she is ready to lead her party in talks with Sinn Fein tomorrow.
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Mary Lou McDonald sat in the Prime Time studio last Tuesday giving the Sisters of Charity a hard time and going on about "gruesome and harrowing" burials as if she had never heard of Jean McConville.
My friend, journalist Chris Buckland, has died at the age of 73 and newspapers everywhere will never be the same again. That's a statement I make advisedly because Chris loaned his silky skills to so many journals whose editors were eager for him to enrich their columns.
Far be it from me to take pleasure in criticising our Church leaders who have a difficult job to do, but I think that they have misjudged the public mood in their statement on the Stormont talks.
Unionists are still in the majority following the Assembly election, writes former Taoiseach John Bruton, and Sinn Fein must be careful not to entrench division further in pursuit of an unaffordable objective.
Arlene Foster has revealed she regrets making her infamous "crocodile" remark about Sinn Fein during the election campaign.
Arlene Foster has revealed she regrets making her "crocodile" remark about Sinn Fein during the Assembly election campaign - while refusing to state if she will retake the First Minister's position again.
LucidTalk carried out extensive pre-Northern Ireland Assembly election polling including two full NI-wide ‘Tracker’ polls in January and late February and the results turned out to be very accurate compared to the final results.
There are four indictments against the DUP as led by Arlene Foster. These have not cost her actual votes but they have fired up others, who might have stayed at home on polling day, to rally against her.
Ulster unionism has its roots in the mantra 'United We Stand: Divided We Fall.' And it was a mantra that held unionism - although there were always dissident voices - together until the mid-1960s.
Former UUP deputy leader Danny Kennedy has urged "open and honest" talks over the prospects for unionist unity.
Online threats against former Ulster Unionist MLA Jenny Palmer have been condemned across the political spectrum as "cowardly intimidation".
Sinn Fein have cut short their meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary of State James Brokenshire.
Prime Minister Theresa May and Enda Kenny must call an urgent summit to prevent direct rule's return in Northern Ireland, the former Secretary of State Peter Hain has said
Ian Paisley has said it is time for humble pie to be served and eaten.
On September 28, 1912 Edward Carson led a procession to Belfast City Hall. At the main entrance, in front of a crowd of tens of thousands, he leaned over a Union flag-draped table and became the first person to sign Ulster's Solemn League and Covenant.
Ann Travers, whose sister Mary was murdered by the IRA, has criticised those who voted for Sinn Fein in last week's historic election.
As Arlene Foster and the DUP survey their post-election surroundings, they may perhaps find some wisdom in the finely-honed words of Bono and U2.
The Government should put pressure on the Stormont parties to reach a deal by threatening to stop MLAs' salaries, a public watchdog has said.
In the next few weeks there will be intensive talks aimed at restoring an Executive and the Northern Ireland Assembly. Inevitably, that is where our focus and attention will understandably lie.
Last week's election was a watershed moment in Irish politics. The electorate understood the importance of this election and took the opportunity to have their say.
Arlene Foster is seeking a fresh attempt at unionist unity, saying the catastrophic Assembly election must serve as a "wake-up" call.
Arlene Foster has denied there is a revolt in the DUP.
Former DUP MLA Emma Little Pengelly has not ruled out a return to politics while also revealing that Twitter trolling has increased since the election.
The family of Martin McGuinness have requested privacy, Gerry Adams has said, following reports the former deputy First Minister's health has deteriorated.
Former members of the body which sets MLAs pay and expenses have recommended newly elected representatives are only paid for three months to allow them to hammer out a deal.
