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Gerry Adams
Sudden end to Gerry Adams trial could deter others from pursuing claims
London case discontinued after possibility was raised of claimants facing six-figure legal bill
This week’s events brought us no closer to understanding the enigma that is Gerry Adams
‘You must pick your battles when dealing with Gerry,’ noted one senior Belfast lawyer, not at all surprised by the outcome of the case
Gerry Adams says civil case ‘verged on show trial’ and ‘should never have been brought’
Former Sinn Féin leader says he attended trial ‘out of respect’ for complainants injured in IRA bombings
Concern over legal costs brings Gerry Adams’s eight-day London high court odyssey to end
Former Sinn Féin leader leaves with win and a legal bill that, had case gone the other way, could have seen him facing huge claims
Judge made ‘extraordinary’ interventions in Gerry Adams civil case, accusers’ lawyers say
‘This outcome is not of the claimants’ making’, says McCue Jury solicitors, after action by three bombing survivors dropped
Gerry Adams welcomes decision by three victims of IRA bombings to drop civil action against him
Judge had asked plaintiffs why the case against Adams should not be dropped on two grounds
‘No smoking gun’ as Gerry Adams court case ends
In the News podcast: Former Sinn Féin leader spent two days in the witness box of a London court rejecting claims he was in the IRA
Legal case against Gerry Adams should not be thrown out, says lawyer
Three victims of IRA bombs in England are taking civil case against former Sinn Féin leader, seeking damages of £1
Gerry Adams recalls ‘very bad history’ of British rule as London civil case nears end
‘I came here to reject the accusations levelled against me’, former Sinn Féin leader says
Meath home faces demolition after long-running saga, and a St Patrick’s Day deportation flight
Early Edition with Andrew McNair: The top Irish Times stories on Thursday
Adams denies authorship of column claiming he was ‘rightly or wrongly’ IRA volunteer
Former Sinn Féin leader says he was not ‘Brownie’, pen name of An Phoblacht article written in Long Kesh prison
Judgment in Gerry Adams case will take some time but there was no new ‘smoking gun’
Former Sinn Féin leader spent two days in the witness box of a London court rejecting claims he was in the IRA
‘I was stunned by what had happened’: Adams repeatedly denies claims he was a leading IRA member
Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings in England
Gerry Adams ‘stunned’ by 1996 London Docklands bombing, denies he was behind it
Follow our updates from the second day of the former Sinn Féin leader’s testimony
Gerry Adams says he aided Irish unification cause but was never a member of the IRA
Three victims of IRA bombs in 1973 and 1996 have taken a civil action against the former Sinn Féin president
Hours of jousting at court as Gerry Adams insists he was never IRA member
Max Hill sought to present Adams’ history as one of an endless series of contradictions, Adams in turn needled Hill frequently
Gerry Adams ‘pushed’ IRA into attacks in England, UK court told
Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings
Gerry Adams tells court he will ‘go to grave content’ he played a role in a united Ireland
Adams in the stand in London civil suit by victims of IRA bombings
Micheál Martin at the Oval Office, US investment in Ireland and the future of the Tricolour
Early Edition with Andrew McNair: our top stories on Tuesday
Voice from the grave fills courtroom at Gerry Adams civil action in London
Former IRA member Dolours Price relates in recording how IRA intended to bomb London in early 1970s
IRA bombings in 1990s cleared by Adams, claims former British intelligence officer
Retired brigadier Ian Liles says ‘simply no way’ 1996 bombings happened without oversight and approval of former Sinn Féin leader
IRA members ‘astonished’ at Gerry Adams’s ‘brazen’ denial of role in organisation, court hears
Charge made by veteran journalist John Ware on fifth day of civil action against former Sinn Féin leader
Son of slain prison officer claims in court Sinn Féin’s Pat Doherty sanctioned 1983 shooting
Brian Stack was chief prison officer at Portlaoise Prison and shot in the head by members of Provisional IRA
Gerry Adams was leader of IRA until mid-2000s, former senior PSNI officer tells court
Barrister for former Sinn Féin president criticised for raising policeman’s 1991 shooting of Catholic youth
Troubles seem so far away at times as Gerry Adams civil case continues
Former IRA man Shane Paul O’Doherty tells London court that former Sinn Féin leader has ‘last-man-standing syndrome’
Significance of role played by Gerry Adams in IRA became clear only after 1973 arrest, court hears
Adams was among group arrested with former IRA leader Brendan Hughes at Belfast house, retired officer tells London civil action against former Sinn Féin leader
Gerry Adams case: Berets and woolly geansaí in focus as Reeling in the Years graces London court
Three men injured in IRA attacks suing former Sinn Féin president, alleging he was in group and sat on army council
Gerry Adams removed his bulletproof vest before he reached the courtroom
Former Sinn Féin leader is in high court in London to defend civil suit taken by three victims of IRA bombings
Gerry Adams faces London court grilling over ties to IRA in high-profile civil case
Former Sinn Féin leader’s long history of denials of IRA membership will come under the spotlight in a case starting on Monday
Palestinians need unified leadership, say Bertie Ahern and Gerry Adams
Former leaders questioned in Oireachtas on Irish peace talks and conflict resolution in Middle East
John Major’s ‘politically inept’ block of Gerry Adams trip to London handed SF ‘propaganda coup’
DFA official said move would ‘confirm Irish prejudices’ about British legal approach
UK foreign minister called for earlier end to ‘counterproductive’ Sinn Féin broadcast ban
Douglas Hurd, who had introduced restrictions himself, felt six-year ban was ‘object of some derision’
Northern Bank robbery ‘symptom’ of IRA criminality, Ahern told Adams
Taoiseach expressed anger at 2004 raid, carried out while Sinn Féin continued negotiations with British and Irish governments
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