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Fresh dig in 'Disappeared' search
A fresh attempt to find the body of one of the "Disappeared" is to begin in south Armagh on Monday.
'Working for a united Ireland'
"I commend Canadians for their work for peace and justice in Ireland. We wouldn't be where we are without that support," Adams told the Sunday Sun yesterday at his hotel room at the Toronto Hilton.
Tories will not freeze relations with Libya if no compensation deal for IRA victims is reached
Shadow Northern Ireland secretary says a Tory government would not review ties with Libya even if no deal is reached on compensating victims of IRA violence The Tories have warned unionists that they cannot unravel diplomatic ties with Libya even if Muammar Gaddafi's regime refuses to compensate the victims of IRA violence.
PSNI Chief Constable Matt Baggott says there will be no reprieve for the Full Time Reserve
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland lashed out after the new chief constable confirmed plans to phase out the Full Time Reserve.
Northern Ireland dissidents 'committed to launching mainland attacks'
Report by International Monitoring Commission warns dissident threat has reached six-year high Republican dissidents will shift their attacks across the Irish Sea to mainland Britain if they get the opportunity, the body overseeing paramilitary ceasefires warned today.
New Disappeared death law move
Legislation to help relatives of those "disappeared" by the IRA is set to come into force, it has been announced.
Dissident threat 'worst in years'
Tommy McKearney, a former life-sentence IRA prisoner, speaks to the BBC's Mark Simpson about dissident groups The Independent Monitoring Commission is expected to report that dissident republican activity in NI is at its highest level for nearly six years.
Dissident arrest at English jail
Dissident republican Paddy Murray has been arrested by PSNI detectives outside a prison in England.
Calls for Libya to invest in NI
Libya should make a substantial investment in Northern Irelanda s economy to make amends for arming the IRA, a delegation to the north African state said tonight.
Family plea for return of body
The family of a man thought to be among those abducted, shot and secretly buried by republicans during the Northern Ireland Troubles has appealed for the return of his body.
Politicians hold talks in Libya
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Shocking cycle of murders carried out by republicans
It remains one of the most shocking cycles of murders to have taken place in Irish history.
14:02 IRA man's inquest delayed again
Confusion over legal representation for anonymous witnesses has been blamed for a fresh hold-up in the long delayed inquest of an IRA man shot dead by police 17 years ago.
Group in Libya for redress talks
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New name added to list of Troubles victims
A new name has been added to the list of IRA victims abducted, shot and secretly buried, it was revealed today.
Omagh spokesman wins prestigious award in Spain
The main spokesman for the victims of the Omagh bombing has won a prestigious award in Spain in recognition of his campaigning work.
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IRA's Balcombe Street gang targeted Buckingham Palace and hundreds of ...
IRA's Balcombe Street gang targeted Buckingham Palace and hundreds of London attractions, archives reveal By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:45 AM on 28th October 2009 IRA terrorists behind a two-year bombing campaign in the 1970s compiled lists of hundreds of possible targets, including MPs, soldiers and Buckingham Palace, newly released ...
'Sunday Tribune' journalist may face a 25,000 legal bill
Barring that, Ms Breen's employers should pay. She doesna write in a vacuum. JOURNALIST SUZANNE Breen could face a A 25,000 legal bill following her successful resistance to the Police Service of Northern Ireland's demand she hand over material about the Real IRA's claim it had murdered two British soldiers .
Gardai fear new cycle of violence by city gangs
Gardai in Dublin 's highest-crime areas are bracing themselves for another round of violence following the latest murder of a young Dublin man in revenge for the murder earlier this year of a former member of the IRA .
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