Omagh inquiry names 27 ‘key individuals’ related to 1998 bomb attack
Analyst outlines people linked to bomb that killed 31, including unborn twins
Irish Republican Army
This topic contains articles relating to the original IRA from the time of the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921). It also covers later paramilitary organisations that split to form contemporary groups, such as the Provisional IRA, Real IRA, and Continuity IRA, which were active during the Troubles in Northern Ireland and beyond.
How Seamus Deane reinvented the Irish public intellectual
Critic’s interrogation of the Irish intellectual tradition began by questioning whether there was one worthy of the name
More Troubles legacy probes due to be published shortly, says commission head
First published ICRIR report looks into killing of Catholic solicitor Rory O’Kelly, murdered by IRA in March 1977
Inside story of IRA’s 1977 killing of Rory O’Kelly, and the first report of Troubles-era investigative body
An investigation into the killing of a Catholic man by the IRA almost 50 years ago brought peace to his dying son in his last days
Omagh bombing inquiry hears of ‘likely’ co-operation between dissident groups
Academic tells inquiry there was likely ‘some form of operational co-operation’ between the two groups
Dissident republican Colm Murphy was ‘spider at centre of web’, Omagh bombing inquiry hears
Resumed sessions will cover how the 1998 bombing was carried out and who was responsible
Catalpa Six get memorial in Ireland 150 years after escape from Western Australian prison
Memorial in Glasnevin Cemetery is the first in Ireland commemorating the Fenian prisoners who staged a prison break in 1876
Donald Trump is less interested in Ireland than in creating mayhem
Unlike previous US presidents, Trump’s interest in Ireland is superficial
Johnny Adair given weapons by shadowy Ulster Resistance group, new book reveals
Group once led by Ian Paisley smuggled ‘vast quantities’ of weapons from Lebanon, it is alleged
President Connolly meets siblings of woman murdered during Troubles
Mary Travers (23) was shot dead by the Provisional IRA in 1984 walking home from Mass with her family
Choosing the Struggle by Martina Anderson: A fascinating, shocking and frank narrative on her work as a politician
However, the former Sinn Féin MEP and MLA’s autobiography reveals little about the other parts of her life and feels incomplete as a result
Michael Flatley honours Louis Mountbatten with flute performance near scene of IRA attack
‘We just won’t forget’ says son of former Mullaghmore housekeeper on 47th anniversary of IRA assassination
Former IRA man seeks decree lifting excommunication over his 1950s Border mission
Cork man Jimmy Linehan (90) wants the Catholic Church to remove the censures imposed on Irish people ‘since 1169’
To see the woman convicted of my sister’s murder pictured with President Connolly broke me
The fetishisation of the Troubles by Kneecap is part of the same normalisation
Easter Rising channelled a hatred that still feeds violent causes
It is always worth remembering the tragic consequences of choosing conflict
Why is Daniel Kinahan facing a nonjury trial?
Extradited Dubliner’s case will be heard in a three-judge court created to hear charges related to terrorism and organised crime
Michael McDowell and political violence in Ireland
The violence of both the revolutionary period and the Troubles was inherently wrong
Ictu boss Owen Reidy: My mum was relieved the Provisional IRA took us hostage in the 1970s, not loyalists
Ictu general secretary Owen Reidy on his long trade union family pedigree, the time his family fell victim to an IRA bank raid and the problems organised labour faces in Ireland
We must kill the myth that Irish independence was achieved through violence
Admiration for cult of violence that motivated some 1916 leaders has warped popular understanding of our history for far too long, permeating popular culture
Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller? review: An Irish showman with ties to Johnny Cash, a famed Dublin venue, the Mafia and gold digging
Charismatic talking heads help tell the story of an epic life in David Burke’s film
Furious: Lola Petticrew is at once menacing and vulnerable in visceral new thriller
The Belfast actor follows powerhouse turn as IRA bomber Dolours Price in Say Nothing with equally riveting portrayal of a serial killer on Disney+
Law student (25) granted bail and man (40) charged over car bomb seized in Co Monaghan
Isobella Perrie Sullivan, with an address in Clane, Co Kildare, was granted bail despite garda objection
Michael Oatley obituary: Senior British spy was key player in facilitating peace talks in North
MI6 officer codenamed the Mountain Climber was instrumental in setting up back channel with IRA that led ultimately to Belfast Agreement
Slain British ambassador remembered by his daughter 50 years after his death
Kate Ewart-Biggs spoke at event to remember her father Christopher who was assassinated by the IRA
The banned writer who explored the eroticism in Irish folklore
She wrote about lesbian women’s sexuality and the eroticism of Irish folklore, earning acclaim and a ban in Ireland
Messiah Andy Burnham will have to find a Thatcherite steel
The presidential culture associated with the office of British prime minister makes it a tough job
Journalist John Ware on the Troubles: ‘The conflict is still being slugged out’
The veteran broadcaster on revealing a 40-year-old ‘secret’ and the necessity of moral compromise in the Northern Ireland conflict
Murder at the bridge: What happened to Terence McKeever?
In the News podcast: The newly-wed businessman was killed by the IRA, but evidence has gone missing on both sides of Border
Death at the bridge: The Troubles murder of Terence McKeever, 40 years on
The newly wed businessman was killed by the IRA, but key evidence has since gone missing on both sides of Border
Iran war peace deal; the IRA murder of Terrence McKeever; thrilling All-Ireland football championship
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Dua Lipa celebrates wedding on Denis O’Brien’s luxury yacht. Another victory for Ireland
Plus: Europe’s flag absent from the Dáil, Feargal Quinn makes The New Yorker, and a gunfluencer for whom the Provo aesthetic appeals
DUP MP defends photo of herself with masked men at protest against Palestine rally
Hundreds turn out in the Co Down village on Saturday in opposition to Great March for Gaza
Garda Jerry McCabe murder inquiry ‘very much live’ 30 years after Limerick shooting
Provisional IRA opened fire on McCabe and partner Ben O’Sullivan during Adare post office attack in 1996
Irishman who died on hunger strike during War of Independence honoured in US birthplace
Joe Murphy was 25 when he died on the 76th day of hunger strike, the same day as Terence MacSwiney
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