Twenty PSNI officers injured in less than 24 hours
Some officers sustained serious injuries that required medical treatment, superintendent says
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The Story of a Gamechanger by Robert McCrum; collaborative short-story collection Duets; and Defiance: Racial Injustice, Police Brutality, A Sister’s Fight for the Truth by Janet Alder with Dan Glazebrook
‘No mercy’ shown by former Belfast Christian Brother to abuse victims, judge tells court
Judge was responding to request for leniency for Paul Dunleavy (88) on grounds of age ahead of sentencing for historic child sex offences
Murdered showjumper Katie Simpson was ‘stolen’ from family says father as watchdog criticises police
Jonathan Creswell, the partner of Ms Simpson’s sister, was only arrested on suspicion of murder a year after her death
Male pedestrian killed in Co Armagh road traffic incident named
Anthony James Atkins (36) was originally from England but living in the Crossmaglen area, PSNI says
The horrific online crimes of Alexander McCartney, and the questions they raise for the PSNI
Former computer science student sentenced to life in prison with minimum of 20 years is suspected of targeting ‘many, many more’ young victims
Co Armagh man jailed for life for murder of his son (3)
Lewis Oliver Rowland died aged three in October 2018 of earlier ‘non-accidental’ and ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries
Search for remains of murdered British soldier Robert Nairac stood down
Lead investigator urges anyone with information that could help locate burial site to ignore ‘myths’ and come forward
Two PSNI officers injured after patrol car ‘deliberately rammed’ in Armagh
Driver of vehicle fled the scene in Crossmaglen and crossed the Border into Republic
Katie Simpson: Coroner to ask BBC to hand over relevant material about murdered showjumper
Broadcast set out certain matters relating to 21-year-old’s death and the late Jonathan Creswell’s involvement coroner Joe McCrisken says
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‘Painstaking’ search under way for remains of British undercover operative Robert Nairac
‘Land is farmland and is on the Hill of Faughart, which some people might know as an old battlefield site,’ says lead investigator
Who was Robert Nairac and what happened to him?
'If remains are discovered, it will answer one of the questions that have swirled around the life and death of this 29-year-old soldier'
Search for remains of undercover British soldier Robert Nairac to begin in Co Louth
The undercover British soldier was abducted from the Tree Steps Bar in south Armagh and taken to Ravensdale Forest where he was beaten and shot
South Armagh farmers dominated compensation list over animals allegedly harmed by British soldiers’ actions
More than £10 million was paid in compensation by the UK government to farmers in South Armagh from April 1996 to March 1998
Stuart Neville: ‘Barely more than a generation beyond the Belfast Agreement, the Troubles are being sterilised’
The crime writer on his latest novel, his admiration for John Connolly, and his rock’n’roll sideline
‘Abundantly clear’ PSNI made mistakes in Katie Simpson murder investigation, says chief constable
PSNI chief constable Jon Boutcher says he will meet family to discuss investigation’s failures
Ireland united in joy: Daniel Wiffen’s Olympic gold reaches across the divide
Unionist and nationalist politicians praise Armagh man’s achievement and also that of Belfast swimmer Jack McMillan
‘When Armagh does something, Armagh does it in style’: Victorious team returns home
Locals downplay controversy over footage showing PSNI officers waving flags and sounding sirens following unionist complaints
Miriam Lord: Not a dry eye in the house as final whistle sends Armagh supporters into orbit
There are always scenes of wild celebration in Croke Park when the winning county is crowned but the Orchard County fans were on another level
‘A special time’: Armagh savours season in the sun as even the moon lends support
‘It’s just everything you dream that an All-Ireland final build-up could be, and probably a wee bit more,’ says Oisín McConville
Armagh designer’s creativity and flair showcased at London sale
Sale of the contents of Max Clendinning and Ralph Adron’s homes in London and Umbria reveal their fascinating creative lives
Man wanted in Northern Ireland for alleged 1979 murder of UDR member appears before High Court
James Donegan agreed to meet gardaí at Dublin Airport
South Armagh murder victim named as Michael McConville (74)
Pensioner found dead in house in Crossmaglen on Saturday evening
GAA president Jarlath Burns: ‘I get angry when I hear or see a gratuitous attack on the GAA’
The GAA president and secondary school principal on defending the association, growing up in south Armagh and his relationship with his father
Donegal conceding so many goals is not typical of a side managed by Jim McGuinness
In 28 championship matches before Saturday under McGuinness, Donegal had kept 22 clean sheets
Convicted cigarette smuggler ordered to explain source of funds used to build house
UK’s National Crime Agency obtained order at Belfast High Court in first use of an unexplained wealth order in Northern Ireland
Report identifies police ‘misconduct’ in early stages of investigation into showjumper Katie Simpson’s death
The Policing Board heard that while Ms Simpson was being treated in hospital, a member of the public contacted the police
Police unable to attribute Crossmaglen arms haul to any group
Significant cache was found last October, including 10 firearms and a large quantity of ammunition
‘Shock and disbelief’ at funerals held for three of four killed in Armagh crash
Marina Crilly (24), Emma Mallon (22), Philip Mitchell (27) and Keith Morrison (22) were killed in the single car crash
Four people killed in single-vehicle crash in Armagh
Driver and three passengers died at the scene on the Ballynahonemore Road early on Sunday
Three men arrested in Republic following ‘keyless car’ theft in Armagh
Homeowner saw a man with a large backpack on her driveway, and realised her vehicle was missing
Catfishing: How an Armagh man’s online blackmail of a 12-year-old girl led to her suicide
The former Ulster University computer science student at the centre of one of the world’s largest ‘catfishing’ investigations abused more than 60 child victims as far away as New Zealand and the US
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