Community fund being used to pay for Garda overtime
Annual fund of €6.5m designed to regenerate deprived areas of north inner city Dublin
Ballymurphy and the continuing search for a level playing field
‘You have to work out why they would point a gun at a priest or a young mother’
Judge orders disclosure of reasons for Michael Stone’s release from prison
Decision follows action brought in Belfast by a sister of one of Stone’s victims
Former UDA member Michael Stone released from prison
Stone had been returned to jail following attempt to kill Sinn Féin leaders at Stormont
Minister praises Garda efforts to combat organised crime in north east inner city
Dublin North East Inner City project developed community in wake of crime gang attacks
Insider art: finding release through creativity in Irish prisons
Inmates at Midlands prison explain what making art means to them
Loyalist killer Michael Stone’s bid for early release delayed
Milltown Cemetery bomber currently serving 30-year sentence for sectarian murders
State’s largest construction company launches facilities management brand
Sensori was built out of a joint venture between John Sisk and Designer Group
Borderline gloom as Pat Kenny gets northern exposure
Radio review: Newstalk host throws himself into Derry visit, while Mary Wilson hears a warning from history
The Irish Times view: When Anglo-Irish ties were fraying
Perusal of 1988 files should persuade officials to do all they can to avoid a return to violence
1988: Gibraltar shootings, Dublin millennium, and Ray Houghton’s goal
State papers released under 30-year rule recall 12 months of violence in Northern Ireland
With the toss of a wig! Mo Mowlam and the Belfast Agreement
As Northern Ireland secretary, her unique behavioural style, issue-based perspective and inclusivity were fundamental to the peace deal
Regenerating Dublin’s north inner city: 'IFSC led to ethnic cleansing'
Mulvey report may be the last chance for an area repeatedly left behind, locals believe
On the brink of civil war: The two dark weeks that still haunt Northern Ireland
The North stood on the brink of catastrophe following the Gibraltar and Milltown killings 30 years ago
Guns, grenades and lynchings: Revisiting the funeral murders
A new documentary examines the savage 1988 killings that brought the North to the brink
Six TV shows to watch this week
It’s redneck heaven on the telly this month with Trailer Park Boys and Hardy Bucks
BBC film about IRA funeral murders to air in March
The Funeral Murders will focus on atrocity at Milltown cemetery and the revenge attack
NI peace process began with question from Fr Alec Reid to Gerry Adams
New book recalls fascinating life and eye-witness accounts of late Belfast priest
Two Irish companies to create 250 jobs in Dublin
Aspire Technology and Designer Group both set to increase headcount over next year
John McManus: Garda reduced to being security men at drug dealer funerals
How can it be considered a success when gardaí facilitate a public celebration of crime
Quick be offended! When ‘shock art’ does its job
The controversial mosque at the Venice Biennale by Swiss artist Christoph Büchel is the latest work in a long line to test the limits of art
Men in construction sectors ‘account for half of male suicides’
Report for CIF and Pieta House suggests a high number of deaths among those in production-type jobs
North’s peacemaker priest Fr Alec Reid dies in Dublin
Tipperary priest was best known for his work during Troubles
Loyalist gunman Michael Stone to serve minimum of 30 years
Judge says professional killings were politically motivated and directed at a section of the community
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