Lynch thought Army would get 20 miles into Down before being massacred

A 20m edifice based on early Christian round towers marks the place where IRA chief of staff Liam Lynch was shot

The six original EEC members were anxious for the UK to join but were initially cool on Irish membership

‘Doomsday Clock now stands at two minutes to midnight,’ Irish CND president says

Hiroshima bombing victims remembered in Dublin more than seven decades after attack

Irish policy towards Cuba hardened under Lemass and did not soften until 1995

Party upbeat ahead of election with most against partnership with leading group

Armagh-born director of Anti-Slavery International is working to end forced labour

Adhamhnán Ó Súilleabháin reveals book on life of nationalist and politician

Minister urges UN conference to establish measures to dismantle nuclear weapons

Review: This biography of a legendary Dublin garda reads too much like a cheerleading exercise

Much blame for the failed 1922 IRA offensive in the North was pinned on Aiken, but the author of a new book focuses on Richard Mulcahy and Eoin O’Duffy. Was the offensive simply to buy time before confronting the anti-Treaty IRA, and of decimating a now inconvenient IRA in the North?

Tánaiste speaks at event to mark book on ex-minister for external affairs Frank Aiken

Dorothy Stepford Price played a crucial role in the battle to combat TB here, but her work is overshadowed by the approach taken by Archbishop John Charles McQuaid

Top pension of £350 a year was payable to those of senior rank who served from 1916 to 1923

Military Service Pensions Collection published online

Reviewed by Diarmaid Ferriter

‘Towards a New Republic’ is the theme of this weekend’s conference. More accurately, it is ‘Towards a new Sinn Féin’