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Omagh Bombing Inquiry to resume from June 23rd 2025
News 2 days ago

Omagh Bombing Inquiry to resume from June 23rd 2025

By: Mal Rogers

Search begins for the remains of Captain Robert Nairac
News 5 months ago

Search begins for the remains of Captain Robert Nairac

By: Irish Post

Bloody Sunday soldiers will not face perjury charges
News 10 months ago

Bloody Sunday soldiers will not face perjury charges

By: Mal Rogers

Anniversary appeal over 'sickening' 1994 murder of off-duty police officer
News 11 months ago

Anniversary appeal over 'sickening' 1994 murder of off-duty police officer

By: Gerard Donaghy

Inquest into fatal shooting of Belfast teenager in 1975 set for full hearing
News 1 year ago

Inquest into fatal shooting of Belfast teenager in 1975 set for full hearing

By: Gerard Donaghy

Families launch legal challenge against British Government's controversial Legacy Bill
News 1 year ago

Families launch legal challenge against British Government's controversial Legacy Bill

By: Gerard Donaghy

Coagh ambush inquest — Soldier F refuses to attend
News 1 year ago

Coagh ambush inquest — Soldier F refuses to attend

By: Mal Rogers

The Troubles — addressing legacy issues
News 1 year ago

The Troubles — addressing legacy issues

By: Gerry Molumby

Time to talk peace
Comment 2 years ago

Time to talk peace

By: Paul Donovan

Coming to terms with the past
Comment 2 years ago

Coming to terms with the past

By: Malachi O'Doherty

Sinn Féin's Paul Maskey leads tributes after anti-plastic bullet campaigner Jim McCabe passes away
News 2 years ago

Sinn Féin's Paul Maskey leads tributes after anti-plastic bullet campaigner Jim McCabe passes away

By: Gerard Donaghy

Widow in fresh appeal over husband's 'sickening' 1993 sectarian murder
News 2 years ago

Widow in fresh appeal over husband's 'sickening' 1993 sectarian murder

By: Gerard Donaghy

UK Supreme Court finds decision not investigate 'Hooded Men' case was unlawful
News 3 years ago

UK Supreme Court finds decision not investigate 'Hooded Men' case was unlawful

By: Irish Post

The Troubles: Micheál Martin calls Britain's planned 'amnesty' for soldiers and paramilitaries 'wrong for many, many reasons'
News 3 years ago

The Troubles: Micheál Martin calls Britain's planned 'amnesty' for soldiers and paramilitaries 'wrong for many, many reasons'

By: Rachael O'Connor

UK to ban prosecutions for those accused of killings during the Troubles - reports
Irish History 3 years ago

UK to ban prosecutions for those accused of killings during the Troubles - reports

By: Rachael O'Connor