Eight people arrested on Friday in relation to the New IRA attempt to kill PSNI detective John Caldwell are understood to be from a Protestant background.

Two Union flags have been put up near the spot where three IRA men were killed almost 50 years ago, replacing one removed by GAA supporters at the weekend

Guinness World Records say they have no plans to send an adjudicator to an Eleventh Night bonfire at the centre of a £9,000 fundraising drive.

The GAA in Tyrone has pledged its support to the family of murdered Co Derry official Sean Brown.

Several senior GAA and nationalist political figures are expected to attend an inquest hearing linked to murdered Co Derry official Sean Brown after two hearings were called off after the PSNI and...

Hooded Man Joe Clarke received a death-bed apology from the PSNI over his treatment after he was interned more than 50 years ago.

The family of a nationalist councillor killed by loyalists almost 50 years ago have called for an 'urgent inquest' after the Police Ombudsman found there was “collusive behaviour” in the murder.

Unionists have been forced into an embarrassing climbdown after falsely claiming an underage GAA tournament in Co Tyrone was named after an IRA hunger striker. The Francie Hughes memorial Tournament,...

THE family of Aidan McAnespie has called for the controversial legacy bill to be dropped ahead of today's sentencing of his British Army killer.

Report to be published by international panel of human rights experts

NEW figures suggest that none of the north's six counties has an outright unionist electoral majority.

A WEST Belfast GAA social club named in honour of Roger Casement is launching a campaign for the return of his remains to Co Antrim.

RELATIVES of six Catholic men shot dead in north Belfast 50 years ago by the British army will hold a special commemoration on Friday to remember their loved ones.

MI5 and NIO object to relatives receiving vital information

The family of a murdered Catholic man found to involve collusive behaviour by police have voiced their dismay and hurt after a request for a new inquest was rejected.

THE father of two Catholic brothers murdered by suspected agents has accused the British government of inflicting "injustice and cruelty" on innocent families.

A coroner has upheld an application from the Police Service of Northern Ireland to withhold certain sensitive material from an inquest into the death of schoolboy Noah Donohoe.

CONCERNS have been raised after a DUP councillor took a short break valued at £2000 and paid for by Belfast International Airport weeks after proposing to adopt a recommendation to refuse a planning...

A YOUNG Co Tyrone woman given just months to live after contracting a rare form of cancer has raised almost £20,000 for charity in less than a week.

THE family of a Co Armagh teenager shot dead by loyalists almost 30 years ago are set to sue the PSNI, Ministry for Defence and Secretary of State.

Relatives of four Catholic civilians shot dead by the RUC have broadly welcomed a Police Ombudsman report that found there was "no effective investigation" into the deaths.

MI5 has made an application to withhold information from the inquest of murdered GAA official Sean Brown.

NIO minister seeks to block information being passed to family of murdered Catholic man Fergal McCusker

Craigyhill bonfire close to pyre site where man fell to death in 2022

Sean Brown was abducted and killed by loyalists in May 1997

Catholic and Protestant church leaders have said that controversial British government legislation on dealing with the past “will not achieve any of its purposes”.

A watchdog is set to reopen the case of a man convicted of murdering a PSNI officer over concerns about the role of suspected British agent Dennis McFadden in a campaign to clear his name. Brendan...

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A PROTESTANT arrested by police investigating the New IRA attempt to kill senior PSNI officer John Caldwell was convicted of firing a gun after brandishing it at a Catholic man in the 1980s.

SEVEN former British soldiers have been referred to the Public Prosecution Service as part of an investigation into a controversial undercover British army unit.