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Omagh bomb plot man is sentenced to 14 years' jail
The first person to be convicted in connection with the 1998 Omagh bombing was sentenced yesterday to 14 years in prison by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.
Pete has covered the latest terrorist attacks below. Thankfully they seem to have been completely unsuccessful.
400-pound car bomb fails to detonate in Belfast
Chief Constable Matt Baggott said Sunday that the abortive attack on the Northern Ireland Policing Board represented an attack on the province's entire peace process.
Old Bailey bomber is held in investigation into soldiersa killings
One of two sisters who bombed the Old Bailey in 1973 has been arrested and is being questioned about the murders of two soldiers in Northern Ireland last March.
IRA bomber held over Army murders
A former IRA woman who was jailed for bombing the Old Bailey in London has been arrested in connection with the shooting of two soldiers in County Antrim.
Man whose extradition is being sought remanded in custody
The High Court in Dublin has remanded in custody a Belfast man who extradition is being sought by authorities in the North for a kidnapping that threatened the peace process.
Nairac murder suspect back in court
A man suspected of killing a British undercover soldier in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago has appeared in court.
Old Bailey bomber held over barracks killings new
Marian Price, a leading republican who was once jailed for bombing the Old Bailey in London, has been arrested for questioning by police investigating the murder of sappers Patrick Azimkar and Mark Quinsey in Co Antrim enlarge For decades she has stood as a symbol of hardline Irish republican militancy.
Woman held over soldiers' deaths
Leading republican Marian Price, who was once jailed for bombing the Old Bailey in London, has been arrested for questioning by police investigating the Real IRA murder of two soldiers in Northern Ireland.
Widow loses compensation appeal
The widow of an ex-IRA man beaten to death after his prison release has lost her appeal against being denied compensation.
Lockdown as Northern Ireland prison is searched
Large-scale search under way after reports that three guns have been found in a wing housing dissident republican inmates Maghaberry prison, outside Belfast, houses republican and loyalist paramilitaries.
Al-Qaeda runs jihad from British prisons
Protected by high curving walls and set in open fields in the featureless Vale of Evesham in Worcestershire, Long Lartin prison should be one of the most secure buildings in the country.
Michael Coren Gerry Adams' bullets
I grew up with Gerry Adams. Not literally of course because I'm English and he's from Belfast.
History Through an Unblinking Lens
"HUNGER," the first feature film by the British artist Steve McQueen, recounts the final weeks of Bobby Sands, the imprisoned Irish nationalist who died in 1981, 66 days into a hunger strike.
Republican charged with 1977 army officer murder
A man was yesterday charged with the 1977 murder of Captain Robert Nairac, the British Army undercover officer killed by the IRA in what is regarded as one of the most intriguing incidents of the Troubles.
19:17 Omagh bombers 'had free reign'
The men behind the Omagh bomb could have been arrested before the atrocity, the man who investigated the murders said.
Man charged with murder of undercover British Army officer in 1977
Crilly was interviewed by detectives in the weeks after the incident but left for the United States before officers could arrest him on suspicion of murder Kevin Crilly, 59, from Lower Foughill Road, Jonesborough, Co Armagh, is already facing charges of kidnapping and falsely imprisoning the 29-year-old Grenadier Guardsman near the Irish border in ...
18:36 'Shoot to kill' handover delay bid
Police in Northern Ireland want to delay disclosing secret reports into security force "shoot to kill" incidents until next year, it has been revealed.
Alleged IRA killer's assets seized
The assets of a south Armagh man, who was accused in the House of Commons of being one of the IRA's most ruthless killers, has had his assets seized by the Serious Organised Crime Agency.
Police protection for Ulster judges
PSNI officers have been moved to provide personal protection for judges in Northern Ireland as the threat from dissident republicans against members of the judiciary increases.
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