Dessie O’Hare, former INLA member and convicted kidnapper, released from prison
‘The Border Fox’ was jailed by the non-jury Special Criminal Court in April 2019 after admitting to a charge of false imprisonment
Irish National Liberation Army
Dirty Linen: The Troubles in My Home Place – This important, humane book will prove to be a classic
Review: Martin Doyle’s personal, intimate history of the Troubles through the microcosm of his home parish is stunning in its sweep and power
Why I wrote Dirty Linen: recording the toll the Troubles took on my parish, the long tail of trauma
The scale of the Northern conflict, more than 3,700 dead over 30 years in a population of just 1.5 million, is impossible to comprehend. I focused on my own parish
Unionists urge police action over INLA ‘show of strength’ in Derry
Two masked men filmed firing shots in front of mural of hunger striker in Galliagh area
Omagh bombing investigations leave trail of questions still unanswered
Twenty-third anniversary of bombing that murdered 29 sees renewed calls for inquiry
The UDA killer nicknamed ‘Top Gun’ behind a dozen sectarian murders
Known to few outside loyalist circles, Stephen McKeag left a trail of death behind him
‘Adams and McGuinness betrayed everyone’: A former IRA prisoner reflects on Troubles
Thomas Elliott believes futile campaign of violence should have been halted in 1987
Orangeman was asked if he wanted Irish flag removed from Dublin Castle
Biography of Ian Milne also recounts his role in Drumcree march resolution efforts
Submachine gun and assault rifles seized in Derry
PSNI discovers weapons during searches in investigation into INLA criminality
President Trump to allow former INLA prisoner stay in the US
Acting Homeland Secretary intervenes to stop deportation of Malachy McAllister
Police blame Irish National Liberation Army for murder of Jim Donegan
Victim was shot dead as he waited to collect his son from school in west Belfast
Inside dissident republican groups: A new book throws light on their thinking
Paramilitary organisations see opportunity in Brexit – the harder Brexit the better
The shooting sounded ‘like pebbles tinkling off a window pane’
Thirty-five years ago, Republican gunmen massacred worshippers at a church in Darkley, Co Armagh
North divided over Ian Paisley jnr in wake of Sri Lanka scandal
Derided by some as ‘chancer’, DUP man and family legacy likely to survive suspension
Sinn Féin’s US arm raises €265,000 in six months
Filings show the bulk of the money came from annual dinner in New York
Two men arrested over Dessie Fox murder are released
Gardaí will prepare a file for the DPP relating to the 1990 killing
Seamus Ruddy inquest held 33 years after his murder in France
Family of ‘disappeared’ IRSP man pleads for information on other abductees
Inquiries, ‘collusion’ and seeking truth in Loughinisland killings
Former RUC officers want report’s findings about 1994 UVF murders to be quashed
A month-by-month look back at 2017 in Ireland
News review of the year: Border issues, the Garda whistleblower scandal, property prices, the Paradise Papers, Storm Ophelia and the Rescue 116 tragedy were some of the big stories of 2017
Memorial to be unveiled to two gardaí shot dead by bank robbers in 1980
Families of John Morley and Henry Byrne to attend ceremony in Co Roscommon
Exhibition of 18 portraits focuses on those affected by Troubles
Colin Davidson’s ‘Silent Testimony’ work captures grief of victims who lost loved ones
Gary Haggarty pleads guilty to 200 UVF crimes, including murders
Life sentence likely to be reduced due to loyalist ex-commander’s ‘supergrass’ role
Seamus Ruddy’s remains to be repatriated from France
‘Disappeared’ victim who went missing in 1985 to be buried alongside parents in Newry
Family relieved body of Séamus Ruddy appears found in France
Victim’s sister urges people with information on three Disappeared to come forward
New search begins in northern France for one of Disappeared
INLA said it murdered Séamus Ruddy and buried him in a forest near Rouen
Behind Maghaberry’s walls: the prison left behind by peace
Tensions in the Northern Irish jail are high despite paramilitaries being in the minority
Mitchell Reiss joins North commission to tackle paramilitarism
President Bush’s former special envoy one of four members of monitoring body
Jo Cox is first MP murdered in office since the Troubles
IRA and INLA claimed the lives of a number of MPs up to 1990
Former INLA prisoner McAllister gets deportation reprieve
Belfast man has been engaged in a decades-long fight for full residency
SDLP’S Colum Eastwood ready to reboot ‘most successful party in Irish history’
At 32, Derry-born successor to John Hume and Mark Durkan is charged with his party’s resurrection
Rethinking the 1980/1981 hunger strikes
A hunger strike began 35 years ago today which led to many deaths but set Sinn Féin on a path to peace and power-sharing. Academics will explore this legacy in The Irish Times over coming months ahead of a major symposium in London next summer
Funeral of Declan McGlinchey takes place in Co Derry
Hundreds of people follow behind coffin draped in Starry Plough flag of INLA
Main points from Northern Ireland paramilitary groups report
The seven-page assessment was based on information from the MI5, PSNI and An Garda Síochána
Paramilitary displays: Two held on foot of Peggy O’Hara funeral
Dozens of people in uniform, berets and dark glasses attended Derry service in summer
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