The latest in the historical documentary series on the events and effects of Britain's most famous battles. The Battle of the Boyne in 1690 proved to be one of the major turning points in Irish ...

BBC archive clips explain the significance of the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, when William (of Orange) defeated James II to secure the throne of England, Ireland and Scotland.

Another rally to oppose the demolition of Belfast’s Boyne Bridge will also mark the 12th anniversary of the Union flag ...

William III is believed to have crossed the site on his way to the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 Speaking on Good Morning Ulster, John Anderson, vice-chair of UAHS said the charity must challenge ...

The UK has a number of bank holidays throughout the year for different reasons, but few of them for such bloody reasons as the Battle of Boyne. There are 18 parades, the lighting of bonfires ...

Nearby is the scene of the infamous Battle of the Boyne, which as family spats go, was about the most vicious and long-lasting in Ireland at least. Catholic James II of England had lost his crown ...

Musket on display at the Museum of Orange Heritage believed to have been used in the Battle of the Boyne The inaugural 'Boyne Day' at the Museum of Orange Heritage in Belfast is being held on ...

Where else but Northern Ireland would you find troubled water over a bridge? It looks like opponents of the Boyne Bridge’s demolition have missed the boat. No matter how many idiots put up signs ...

with King William of Orange reputed to have ridden over a previous incarnation of the bridge on his way south to the Battle of the Boyne. On Friday, the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society ...

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