When Harry met Gerry: Adams not hanging up boots
Sinn Féin’s chief struggles with detail but the veteran is in no mood to ‘hang up’ his boots
Gerry Adams had little choice but to stand by ‘Slab’ Murphy
All those involved in peace process owed debt to IRA strongman of south Armagh
The IRA ceasefire 20 years on
On August 31st, 1994, the Provisional IRA declared a ‘complete cessation of violence’, ending the daily death and destruction that had been normal in Ireland for the previous 25 years
Peacemaker wanted to end ‘terrible cycle of death’ in North
Albert Reynolds played hardball with Sinn Féin after promises to Clinton and Major
Sinn Féin should respect PSNI investigation
Party claims Adams arrest ‘politically motivated’ and leader has ‘concerns about the timing’
Mary Lou McDonald dismisses claims over Gerry Adams’s IRA past as election ploy
Controversy over claims Sinn Féin leader ordered ex-IRA member Peter Rogers to transport explosives
Northern Ireland’s protests, parades and past – and a party president with no plans to go away
It was a bad year for Gerry Adams, but the North has experienced many much worse years
Doherty and McDonald out front as SF seeks Adams successor
Sinn Féin’s long-term project is to edge into the mainstream for possible coalition
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