Newly released public records show that Northern Ireland almost had a Premier League team and super stadium to match in the nineties.

Public records show Northern Ireland almost had a piece of the Premier League

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV

How you solve a problem like the protocol

File photo dated 10/04/98 of Prime Minister Tony Blair (right), US Senator George Mitchell (centre) and Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern after they signed the Good Friday peace agreement, which stated that the people of Northern Ireland will decide democratically their own future. Tony Blair was advised that he should use the "Government machine" to push for a yes vote in the referendum on the Good Friday Agreement - but not to the extent that it would risk calling the result of the historic vote into question. Issue date: Thursday December 29, 202

 Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV

The people of the Good Friday Agreement and what they did

UTV's Tracey Magee commentary on UTV's exclusive interview with Tony Blair.

Tracey Magee: Blair's criticism on NI politics 'pointed and subtle'

Former Prime Minister has spoken exclusively to UTV ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

The Good Friday Agreement, its key players and where it is 25 years on

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively to Eamonn Mallie on UTV.

Blair warned of marrying a Catholic and told Paisley would 'save' NI

The exclusive hour long interview will air on UTV at 9pm on Wednesday 25 January

UTV special: Tony Blair in exclusive interview with Eamonn Mallie

The former prime minister who was one of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement, also said it was “bizarre” that unionists supported the breakup.

Protocol issues can be fixed if EU and UK drop ideology, Tony Blair tells UTV

Tony Blair has said a deal on the future of the border with Northern Ireland is the best way to limit damage from Brexit.

Blair calls for deal to prevent 'disastrous' hard border

Tony Blair and Sir John Major are setting aside party differences to urge voters to back ‘remain’ in the forthcoming EU referendum.

UTV Tony Blair

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