How music shaped alternative identities for Northern Irish teenagers during the Troubles

Ethnic minority communities in NI still ‘living in fear’ one month after riots

A senior police officer gave evidence to MPs on widespread disorder in Northern Ireland in June.

New project shines light on women’s Troubles experiences

​​A new art and video series has been launched to commemorate the role of women in the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

‘He belonged to Belfast’- Why people are gathering to retrace the last steps of Henry Joy McCracken, martyr of the 1798 Rebellion, through the streets of his home city this weekend

Spirit of ’98 organiser and historian Seán Napier speaks to Sophie Clarke about returning Henry Joy McCracken to Belfast’s streets and recla

Music, Race, and Rebellion

The history and origins of traditional Irish music

Irish traditional music can be traced back thousands of years.

RTÉ documentary explores peace-building in Cyprus through the eyes of Dublin teenagers

RTÉ tonight examines how sport, community and shared experiences are helping to bridge one of Europe's longest-standing divides The post RTÉ