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Vincent Kearney

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Investigation ongoing into Armagh crash that killed four

Investigations are continuing into the cause of a Co Armagh crash that killed four young people.
Ulster • 25 Mar 24

Troubles victims must keep up fight for justice - Martin

The Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland has said victims of Northern Ireland's Troubles must continue to seek an investigation and information recovery process which can be fully trusted and keeps open the door to the pursuit of justice.
Regional • 24 Mar 24

No compensation for defective Belfast apartment owners

Owners of luxury apartments in Belfast city centre who were forced to abandon them because of structural defects have been told they will not receive a penny of compensation.
Ulster • 15 Mar 24

Evidence for 'Stakeknife' charges not strong enough - PPS

Prosecutors in Northern Ireland have said no one was charged with criminal offences following a £40m inquiry into allegations against a British agent within the IRA codenamed 'Stakeknife' because the evidence was not strong enough.
Ulster • 12 Mar 24

Ex-officer would not join PSNI if given chance again

A former police officer severely injured in a dissident republican bomb attack has said he would not join the PSNI if given the chance again.
Ulster • 11 Mar 24

Kenova report a 'damning indictment of the State'

A legal firm representing some of the families at the centre of the Kenova inquiry said the investigation's report is a "damning indictment of the State".
Ulster • 08 Mar 24

No prosecutions after 7 years of Operation Kenova

It was an investigation that took more than 7 years and cost an estimated £40m, but did not result in a single prosecution.
Ulster • 08 Mar 24

A British agent in the IRA: Who was Freddie Scappaticci?

Freddie Scappaticci was a man whose name struck fear. A man who decided whether people lived or died.
Ulster • 08 Mar 24

Operation Kenova: Key questions for 'Stakeknife' inquiry

The findings of a seven-year investigation into the activities of a man alleged to have been the highest-ranking British army agent in the IRA will be published tomorrow.
Ulster • 08 Mar 24

Flood-hit businesses need urgent aid to reopen - traders

Traders in a Co Down town devastated by floods four months ago have warned that many businesses will not reopen unless promised financial aid is paid as a matter of urgency.
Northern Ireland • 02 Mar 24

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