Conor Macauley

Northern Correspondent

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Kenova Report reveals dirty past of painful war

Something striking happened at the Kenova families' news conference and I watched it unfold. An intervention by a woman who spoke from the floor which made journalists snap round to see.

Analysis and Comment • 13 Dec

The PSNI is asking the public to provide any relevant footage of the incident to detectives

PSNI investigating attempted murder of man in Co Armagh

The PSNI is investigating the attempted murder of a man in his 70s in Co Armagh last night.

Ireland • 12 Dec

Exterior view of Downpatrick Magistrates' Court

Man in court on terror charges over planned attack

A 38-year-old man has appeared in court on terror charges following a cross-border investigation into violent right-wing extremism.

Ulster • 11 Dec

The 63-year-old has been charged with a number of firearm related offences

PSNI officer charged with theft of ammunition

A serving PSNI officer has been charged with the theft of ammunition from a police facility.

Ulster • 10 Dec

Man who left pipe bombs at Down GAA sports ground jailed

A man who left pipe bombs at a Co Down sports ground in an attempt to intimidate a newly formed GAA club into leaving, has been given a three year sentence.

Ulster • 10 Dec

Scene of a two-vehicle road traffic collision at Derrylin Road, Enniskillen

Men who died in Fermanagh Bus Éireann collision named

The two men who died when their car collided with a Bus Éireann Expressway bus in Co Fermanagh last month have been named.

Ulster • 10 Dec

Photo of Freddie Scappaticci with a building in the background

Top IRA agent Stakeknife 'protected' by British handlers

A top British spy at the heart of the IRA was flown out of Northern Ireland on holiday on a military aircraft by his army handlers when they knew he was wanted by police for conspiracy to murder, it has emerged.

Ulster • 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