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Bloody Sunday truth
Following the release of the Saville report, agendaNi summarises the reactions of leading political figures and clergy. A heartfelt apology…
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Colleges look to the future
Leading representatives from Northern Ireland’s six colleges discuss the future of further and higher education, and highlight its importance to…
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Paying our way
2010’s second budget makes a start on cutting the deficit but, as expected, proves unpopular. Supporters see it as a…
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A bounty in longer lives
Age NI Chief Executive Anne O’Reilly talks to Owen McQuade about why ageing holds plenty of opportunities for society and…
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Life after Labour
John O’Farrell reviews the record and recalls an old but perhaps relevant socialist critique. How will Labour deal with opposition?…
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NAMA looks north
The Northern Ireland NAMA Advisory Committee has begun its task of protecting the value of the region’s property and assets…
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Sir Patrick Cormack: parliamentary memories
Outgoing Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Chairman Sir Patrick Cormack ponders 40 years of work in the House. I entered the…
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Thomas Kane
A graduate in electronic and electrical engineering from Queen’s, Thomas Kane didn’t take the typical route to the TV screen.…
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Assembly round-up
The economy topped the Assembly’s agenda, while local justice powers continued to be distributed with the historic appointment of Belfast-born…
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Devolution plus?
After the justice transfer, agendaNi sums up the parties’ hopes to give Stormont more authority. With criminal justice powers in…
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