Details of people accused by IRA of informing and killed published
A list of dozens of people killed by the IRA after it accused them of “informing” to the state during the Northern Ireland conflict has been published.
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Douglas Alexander: Here’s a New Year’s resolution, let’s agree to disagree… but better
Yesterday my son and I will were at the Celtic-Rangers match at Celtic Park. It is one of the great rivalries of world football, a remarkable occasion.
Government urged to meet Hyde Park bomb families after court ruling on IRA man
The families of the Hyde Park bombing victims have urged the Government to meet them after a High Court judge ruled that John Downey was involved in the IRA attack.
Relatives of Hyde Park bombing victims win High Court case against suspect
Relatives of four British soldiers killed in the Hyde Park bombing have won the first stage of a High Court damages claim against suspect John Downey.
High Court judge set to give ruling on Hyde Park bombing case
A High Court judge is set to give a ruling on a damages claim by relatives of the Hyde Park bomb victims against a suspect.
Survivor of Hyde Park bomb tells High Court of ‘painful’ explosion
A survivor of the Hyde Park bombing has described the explosion which killed four of his fellow soldiers.
Hyde Park bombing civil case begins at High Court
The objective of the Hyde Park bombing was the “cold-blooded killing” of British soldiers, the High Court has heard.
Victims of IRA attacks linked to Libyan explosives reject Government sympathy
Families bereaved following an IRA bombing using Libyan Semtex have rejected the UK Government’s sympathies.
Leaflets falsely link Alliance Party with IRA
Leaflets falsely linking the Alliance Party in Northern Ireland with the IRA are dangerous, the party has said.
Social services ‘wrongly believed IRA victim had abandoned her children’
Social services wrongly believed IRA abduction victim Jean McConville had “abandoned” her children, her son said.
Tory veterans prosecution pledge condemned in Belfast and Dublin
The Conservative pledge to change the law to protect army veterans from legal action has drawn widespread criticism in Northern Ireland.