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Sam McBride
Northern Ireland Editor
Sam McBride is the Northern Ireland Editor of the Belfast Telegraph and the Sunday Independent. His 2019 book Burned: The Inside Story of the Cash-for-Ash Scandal and Northern Ireland’s Secretive New Elite became a Sunday Times and Irish Times bestseller and was shortlisted for the Christopher Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize. He is a regular presence on radio and television, giving analysis of events which impact on Northern Irish politics and society.
Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Independent
Two months after the first IRA ceasefire in 1994, Britain’s top intelligence unit had evidence the Provos needed mone...
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Peter Robinson privately briefed the NIO on his desire to re-enter political talks in the early 1990s and worked with...
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The IRA leader in charge of decommissioning was secretly in America under an illegal name looking to import new guns ...
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What would it mean if Martin McGuinness was exposed as a long-standing informer at the top of the Provisional IRA?
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In his final public sighting as DUP leader, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson was at Stormont for a Christian Easter service.
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For years, secrets which should have been opened to the public of Northern Ireland have instead been hidden from us.
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In many respects, Gavin Robinson and Jeffrey Donaldson are very different.
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An astonishing story involving the CIA, Mossad, and the disappearance of a compromising film for half a century raise...
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The conventional reading of post-partition Irish history emphasises the significance of certain key moments: Bunreach...
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Three days ago, a remarkable Westminster power grab took place — but the DUP and Sinn Fein were in complete acquiesce...
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Were Saint Patrick to come to Ireland today, he’d be nowhere near as welcome as the festivities in his name suggest. ...
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In less than two months, anyone with a legitimate reason to be at a hospital can by law park there for free — but no ...
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