When Bloody Sunday came to Brazil: ‘The motivation was the massacre in Ireland’
How a young Royal Navy cook was gunned down in Rio days later by left-wing guerrillas
State ‘ignores’ soldiers who died in Civil War, claims Defence Forces officer
No event to honour National Army but those who fought in first World War are celebrated
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth strips Prince Andrew of military roles and royal patronages
Move comes after over 150 veterans request removal amid US sexual assault civil lawsuit
Jeffrey Donaldson calls for restoration of Glasnevin memorial wall
‘Half-finished’ wall partially hidden from view since attack last year
House of Lords votes to suspend Lord Maginnis for 18 months
Former Ulster Unionist MP accused of bullying, harassment and homophobia
War of Independence: The who’s who of policing in Ireland
When the long-established RIC proved not up to the task of crushing the IRA, the British government made the fateful and fatal decision to draft in the Black and Tans and Auxiliaries
Bittersweet surrender – Frank McNally on the Irishwoman airbrushed out of a wartime victory portrait
Inside Sinn Féin – where power lies and how decisions are made
Not a normal democratic party, says Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin – correct, says the party’s finance director, and here’s why, writes Colm Keena
The man who fought for three armies: British, IRA and Free State
Martin Doyle was a Victoria Cross winner who quit to join the national struggle
Stormont talks breakthrough: Simon Coveney and Julian Smith present new deal
Agreement is ‘filled with compromises’ but is ‘fair, balanced and inclusive’,Tánaiste says
Boris Johnson’s prosecution pledge to former British soldiers criticised
Coveney says there must ‘no amnesty for anyone who committed crimes’ in North
Ministry sets up bunker command centre for no-deal Brexit
British armed forces commit to holding 3,500 troops available to help government if needed
Karen Bradley like ‘colonial governor of the past’ over killings comment
Northern secretary said killings by security forces during Troubles were ‘not crimes’
From WW1 to the wars within ourselves - St Patrick’s Cathedral remembers
Tree of remembrance has attracted 220,000 people to share their grief since 2014
The truth about Ballymurphy needs to be told, and here’s why
Today, a renewed inquest begins into killings in west Belfast’s Ballymurphy estate in 1971
US propaganda may have convinced Irish to enlist for WW1
Nearly 10,000 Irish men joined British forces between August and November of 1918
Irish second World War veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Jack Mahony joined British army after his London home bombed by Luftwaffe in 1942
Are these famous Patricks Irish enough? Let’s award Pat Points
Patrick Freyne: Butcher, Benatar, Swayze, Smith, St Patrick . . . Who comes out tops?
Donaldson did not know of Sinn Féin side deal over legacy inquests
Gerry Kelly says deal agreed over statute of limitations for the prosecution of soldiers
Cairn Homes cofounders win €35.5m tax bill appeal
Seen & Heard: Tenancies board warns landlords; mortgage arrears overstated
Q&A: What is the poppy appeal and why is it so controversial?
A symbol of remembrance or a symbol of British imperialism?
DUP and Conservatives sign off on £1bn deal
Agreement provides hundreds of millions for infrastructure, health, education, broadband and deprived areas
Northern election: South Antrim constituency profile
Battle for seat is a two-horse race between the UUP and the DUP
Prince Charles honours Easter Rising, war dead in Glasnevin
‘This is just to prove I can write,’ royal joked as he signed visitors’ book in Government Buildings
Documentary about Irish fighter pilot ace premiers in Dublin
Brendan ‘Paddy’ Finucane was the son of a volunteer who fought in the Easter Rising
Member of British Royal Marines arrested in NI terrorism inquiry
Man (30) detained in Somerset in connection with two dissident republican arms dumps
Charlie Flanagan: We must acknowledge British soldiers killed in the Rising
Republic owes it itself to engage with history in all of its complexity and nuance
Pearse McAuley: A violent terrorist with a lengthy record
Republican met future wife while jailed for killing of Detective Garda Jerry McCabe
Just how many Irish fought at the Battle of Waterloo?
Some 8,500 were involved, according to a serving Irish officer who studied the battle
President of Royal British Legion in Republic suspended
‘Quiet diplomacy’ of David O’Morchoe seen as key to bolstering legion’s image in South
On tour with the Royal British Legion as they bus to see the queen
Still showing stamina, former soldiers head North to meet their patron
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