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"Life, a long long time ago" - Documentary follows Guildford Four's Paddy Armstrong to London
An RTÉ documentary followed Armstrong on and told his story.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
An RTÉ documentary followed Armstrong on and told his story.
Stephen Gault was just 18 when he was injured in the bomb. His father Samuel, who had been standing next to him, was killed instantly.
In a statement issued through her solicitors today, Wright is strongly critical of how her relationship with Máiría Cahill has been portrayed in the media.
Brendan Megraw was found this week. But where are the rest of the Disappeared?
Will Northern Ireland be tasting a little bit of Nevada?
The senseless death of Gordon Hamilton Fairley, a pioneering cancer specialist who was killed by an IRA bomb, remains a tragedy for us all.
“I’m a totally innocent man.”
Megraw was kidnapped and killed by the IRA in 1978.
The PSNI body was set up to investigate killings from the 1970s to 1990s.
Filmmaker Peter Taylor says this is the only conclusion that can be made, for now.
It’s the largest military exercise in Northern Ireland since the beginning of the troubles
A life on the frontline of Northern Ireland divisions.
He was always controversial, vicious at times and always
His wife Eileen said his family were “heartbroken” and that their “earthly lives are forever changed”.
A civilian was also killed in the gunfight which was the biggest single loss of life for the IRA during The Troubles.
The 23-year-old was abducted from his Belfast home in April 1978.
The Hallett Review finds that two terrorism suspects were given letters in error.
The letters allowed a man accused of carrying out the Hyde Park bombing to walk free from court.
The crosses were removed hours after a memorial service in Castlederg took place.
The Border Lives storytelling project is collecting comments and stories from people who used to lived in the border counties during the Northern Ireland conflict.
Families of the Dublin-Monaghan bombing victims are currently suing for the release of files.
My father was just 39 when he was killed by an IRA bomb. The fate that befell him has been like a virus in my family’s bloodstream; we can never forget.
He commended the members of the Oireachtas and the Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly for working together.
Sgt Joe Campbell was shot on the evening of 25 February 1977
Conlon was wrongly accused of an IRA bombing, spending 14 years in prison.
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The bomb was the second largest to ever have exploded in Britain.
McGuinness gave a wide-ranging interview today on current and past issues.
The PSNI say they want the entire archive.
Alan Brecknell of the Pat Finucance Centre explains how victims’s families could be helped.
Paddy Askin remembers going down to town in search of his father.
It’s 40 years today since four bombs went off in a series of coordinated attacks in Dublin and Monaghan. 33 people and one unborn child were killed.
There will be three events over the next two days to commemorate the 33 people killed in the bombings.
The Justice for the Forgotten group are going to court to secure the release of documents.
The arrest comes in the wake of Gerry Adams’ arrest and questioning by the PSNI last week.
A spokesperson for the college said despite the UK-US Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty, no one thought the PSNI would be allowed access to the tapes.
He has denied warning the son of Jean McConville of a ‘backlash’ if he revealed the names of who he believes to have killed his mother.
Martin McGuinness said that elements in the PSNI were against the peace process.
Gerry Adams said that he wanted confirmed his support for the PSNI after Sinn Féin had questioned their independence.