UK complicit in citizens' murder during Troubles - Burns GAA President Jarlath Burns said that during the Troubles the people of South Armagh feared the night because of rogue police officers and soldiers working with loyalist paramilitaries. Ireland • 20 Dec
UK complicit in citizens' murder during Troubles - Burns GAA President Jarlath Burns said that during the Troubles the people of South Armagh feared the night because of rogue police officers and soldiers working with loyalist paramilitaries. Ireland • 20 Dec
Extreme right group had plan to attack mosque, court told A Co Down court was told that an extreme right group had a 15-point plan for an attack on a mosque in Co Galway, which would have involved five people. Courts • 18 Dec
Extreme right group had plan to attack mosque, court told A Co Down court was told that an extreme right group had a 15-point plan for an attack on a mosque in Co Galway, which would have involved five people. Courts • 18 Dec
£65k for JD Sports worker slapped on bottom by supervisor A student who worked as a sales assistant has settled her sexual harassment case against her former employer, British sportswear retailer JD Sports Fashion, for £65,000. Ulster • 18 Dec
£65k for JD Sports worker slapped on bottom by supervisor A student who worked as a sales assistant has settled her sexual harassment case against her former employer, British sportswear retailer JD Sports Fashion, for £65,000. Ulster • 18 Dec
UK supreme court upholds appeal in 'Topper' Thompson case The UK's highest court has upheld an appeal against a decision to release sensitive security information to the family of a Catholic man murdered by loyalists in west Belfast in 1994. Ulster • 17 Dec
UK supreme court upholds appeal in 'Topper' Thompson case The UK's highest court has upheld an appeal against a decision to release sensitive security information to the family of a Catholic man murdered by loyalists in west Belfast in 1994. Ulster • 17 Dec
Inquest into deaths of teenagers at Tyrone hotel deferred A solicitor for the parents of one of three teenagers who died at a St Patrick's Day event in Co Tyrone in 2019 told a court today that an inquest into their deaths offered some light at the end of "a very dark tunnel". Courts • 16 Dec
Inquest into deaths of teenagers at Tyrone hotel deferred A solicitor for the parents of one of three teenagers who died at a St Patrick's Day event in Co Tyrone in 2019 told a court today that an inquest into their deaths offered some light at the end of "a very dark tunnel". Courts • 16 Dec
Presbyterian Church investigated by NI charity commission The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland has begun an inquiry into the Presbyterian Church in Ireland following the resignation of its moderator over "serious and significant failings" in safeguarding. Ireland • 15 Dec
Presbyterian Church investigated by NI charity commission The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland has begun an inquiry into the Presbyterian Church in Ireland following the resignation of its moderator over "serious and significant failings" in safeguarding. Ireland • 15 Dec
More needed to stop NI child sexual exploitation - report An inspection report has warned that the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland needs to do much more to protect children from sexual exploitation, with police resourcing levels said to be creating a risk. Ulster • 15 Dec
More needed to stop NI child sexual exploitation - report An inspection report has warned that the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland needs to do much more to protect children from sexual exploitation, with police resourcing levels said to be creating a risk. Ulster • 15 Dec
State-sponsored killer main character in dirty war The latest chapter of the dirty war has been written, with a state-sponsored serial killer as its main character. Analysis and Comment • 09 Dec
State-sponsored killer main character in dirty war The latest chapter of the dirty war has been written, with a state-sponsored serial killer as its main character. Analysis and Comment • 09 Dec
No evidence of collusion in Dublin-Monaghan bombings A major report dealing with some of the most controversial aspects of the Troubles has found no evidence of collusion on the part of the British state in the 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombings. Ireland • 09 Dec
No evidence of collusion in Dublin-Monaghan bombings A major report dealing with some of the most controversial aspects of the Troubles has found no evidence of collusion on the part of the British state in the 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombings. Ireland • 09 Dec
Bluetongue surveillance ramped up after NI cases - Heydon Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has said that the department's surveillance for Bluetongue virus has been ramped up following confirmation of further suspected cases in Northern Ireland. Ireland • 04 Dec
Bluetongue surveillance ramped up after NI cases - Heydon Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has said that the department's surveillance for Bluetongue virus has been ramped up following confirmation of further suspected cases in Northern Ireland. Ireland • 04 Dec
