Chris Page

The exhumations are being carried out at the former site of an institution for unmarried mothers.

Excavators are to begin a full investigation at the site of a former children's home.

As investigators prepare to dig at an unmarked mass baby grave in Tuam, County Galway, Ireland is once again confronting it's dark and difficult past. BBC News looks at the decades-long wait for the truth of what happened at Tuam - as told by the people who lived it.

NI Economy Minister says digital travel permit scheme will have a “devastating” impact on tourism.

With the Irish general election on Friday, BBC News NI explains how votes will be made and counted.

The NI Court of Appeal has given its judgement in a case brought by a number of bereaved relatives

The increase equates to about 400 additional incidents in the course of a year.

The Irish government orders an inquiry after an initial report uncovers almost 2,400 allegations.

As with A-level, the percentage of people receiving top GCSE grades in Northern Ireland in 2024 has fallen.

The Irish government formally lodged a case at the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday.

NI is the first part of UK where those suspected of sexual offences will have anonymity unless charged.

A rights watchdog urges the UK government to scrap conditional amnesties for Troubles-era crimes.

The nephews of two brothers killed by terrorists say a proposed new law is “cruel and unjust”.

Two friends who were injured in the Omagh bombing describe learning that the other had survived.

PSNI staff share their concerns with the BBC that a data breach could increase the threat they face.

A woman sent to Ireland as a baby speaks about repatriations of unmarried Irish mothers.

The minister says he hopes changes to the controversial laws will make them more acceptable to victims.

The US leader was both challenging and sensitive, writes our Ireland correspondent Chris Page.

The visit was meant to celebrate 25 years of progress but politics at Stormont remain in limbo.

Children who grew up in mother-and-baby homes urge politicians to press forward with public inquiry.