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Twelve years ago Lord Saville began his inquiry into one of the darkest chapters in the history of Northern Ireland.

Could spies have stopped Omagh bombing? MPs demand new probe into whether vital intelligence was given to police By Michael Seamark Last updated at 4:03 PM on 16th March 2010 MPs are demanding a new investigation to discover whether vital intelligence was withheld from detectives hunting the Omagh bombers.

For the men who killed Kieran Doherty a few weeks ago, it must have felt like old times.

On this St. Patrick's Day, between slugs of your emerald beer of preference, we should all take a moment to toast the real Irish for showing the rest of us how to boldly play against type.

A man wrongly jailed for possessing explosives has had his conviction quashed at the Court of Appeal.

A new investigation must be set up to examine whether the state withheld vital intelligence from detectives hunting the Omagh bombers, a parliamentary report has said.

Northern Ireland's deputy first minister, former IRA quartermaster Martin McGuinness, thanked Irish Americans for enabling his province's fragile peace process to happen, and he laid a wreath Sunday at the statue of early-1900s Irish activist and hero James Connolly in Union Park, just west of downtown Chicago.

Some call it "the dark side", others "the dirty war". It is a place of life and death.

I've been a fan of the tall, imposing Irish actor CiarA n Hinds at least since Persuasion, perhaps my favorite Jane Austen adaptation.

Ex-US President George W Bush has asked David Cameron to try to get the Ulster Unionists to back devolution of justice and policing in Northern Ireland.

Gerry McGeough, arrives at Laganside Court in Belfast where he stands accused along with Vincent McAnespie, , of attempting to murder part time UDR man Sammy Brush nearly thirty years ago.

Northern Ireland lawmakers voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of taking the next key step in making their Catholic-Protestant government work, creating a Justice Department to oversee law and order.

Former U.S. president George W Bush has telephoned David Cameron to plead with him to help support the Northern Ireland peace process.

Former IRA leader Sean Garland should be invited to a White House reception, not extradited, says supporter A former IRA leader wanted in the US over a massive dollar counterfeiting racket should instead be invited to the White House for St Patrick's Day, a church minister has said.

Liam Adams, brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, will resist extradition to Northern Ireland where he faces 18 charges of sexually abusing his daughter, his lawyers told a Dublin judge Wednesday.

Belfast Crown Court heard that Terence Gerard McGeough, 51, was shot in the chest by the intended victim Samuel John Brush as the part-time soldier and postman fought back when he was attacked by two men on June 13, 1981.

A leading victims campaigner attempted to serve a High Court writ on Martin McGuinness for his alleged part in IRA violence during a break from the heated justice debate at Stormont.

Martin McGuinness has accused the Ulster Unionists of opposing a deal to devolve policing powers to Northern Ireland for cynical party political reasons.

Ex-IRA member Gerry McGeough believes his trial for a 1981 murder is a political conspiracy, writes Suzanne Breen Gerry McGeough with his wife Maria and four children: 'I don't know why this is happening to us' Gerry McGeough after his arrest in 2007 Ex-IRA gun-runner and former Sinn Fein ard comhairle member, Gerry Mc Geough, goes on trial in ...

Police in Northern Ireland investigating the murder of a colleague shot a year ago by dissident republicans have appealed for help to catch the gang responsible.