In 1925 only 15 per cent of QUB students were Catholic

The British government were ordered to provide compensation internee Matthew Michael Bradley

Both fledgling Irish jurisdictions were suffering from considerable economic stagnation

He claimed a police force like the “B” Specials needed to be established to secure Northern Ireland’s future

People cured of multiple diseases and disabilities after visiting the shrine provoked global interest that endures to this day

George Farmer wandered a distance of 80 miles, having lost his memory, it being believed that it was caused by heading a heavy football

The North faced a dire economic position in the mid-1970s

The British government bought Hillsborough Castle in Co Down

Problems ensuring an open border for tourists go right back to the days of partition

If Britain withdrew its aid from Northern Ireland the country would collapse

The Free State Minister for Justice Mr Kevin Christopher O’Higgins was amongst the new barristers

The erection of an unloading platform at the Customs Station on the Derry-Donegal Border is practically complete

When Britain had squeezed the last ounce of sweat and shilling’s worth of toil out of them, she returned their exhausted bodies for burial at home

Mr Cosgrave was returning to Ireland full of optimism to carry on the work of the Government

The plight of Unbought Tenants in the North was an active issue during the April 1925 election