Gerry Adams

No Oval Office meeting, but Martin used trip to clearly position Ireland with the West

A party that has long equivocated over Putin’s brutal regime has felt compelled to ditch its previous positions and embrace new ones

Former Sinn Féin leader suing broadcaster over reports on Denis Donaldson murder

Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams also opposes plan which has the support of Fáilte Ireland

The singer’s new limited edition book of artwork, lyrics and school essays will start at about €1,150

Former prisoner remembers Gaelic football in the cages and teaching loyalists Irish

Legal advice to then taoiseach set out pros and cons for decision related to ceasefire

Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role

Party has mastered the non-apology but will need to confront its past

Sinn Féin president says she will not ask former leader to apologise over comments

‘The party position is Gerry Adams did not set out to cause any offence’ – David Cullinane

Senior Sinn Féin TDs differ over whether former leader should apologise

Eoin Ó Broin says ‘all of us have to be very mindful of the language that we use’

Ex-SF leader stating ‘tiocfaidh ar lá, lá, lá, lá’ had been turned into Christmas greeting

Basque terror group and IRA were blood brothers but only one has accepted responsibility for pain it caused

Article claimed Former Sinn Féin president had met a former Provisional IRA member

Party has found many of policy dilemmas harder to resolve in Belfast than in Dublin

Child rapist died from pancreatic cancer in a hospice in 2019 after being moved from jail

Showman and dealmaker defied detractors when he brokered peace in North

As her father’s first anniversary approaches, Mo Hume tells of the immeasurable gap left behind

Known to few outside loyalist circles, Stephen McKeag left a trail of death behind him

Des O’Malley ‘a senior politician who made his mark’, says Waterford TD David Cullinane

Garda Jerry McCabe grew close to Des O’Malley as his bodyguard in Limerick

NI parties miles apart on contentious issue, with little prospect of common ground

UK National Archives, 1997: Sinn Féin leaders visited Downing Street at Christmas

Murders resulted in contacts between British government and Sinn Féin being severed

JLL reports puts economic value of the Dublin 1 scheme at €1bn

Annual renewal debate and Dublin Bay South by-election put SCC back in spotlight

Partition, 1921 TV review: The politician-turned-railway guru has reached the end of the line

Policy in creating partition was intended to placate unionism, finds ex-British minister

Thomas Elliott believes futile campaign of violence should have been halted in 1987

Ms Cahill told a 2014 BBC Spotlight programme she was raped by an IRA member as a teenager

Family of victims express joy and relief at verdicts of inquests into 1971 killings

Some of the letters give insights into prisoners’ thinking as hunger strikes loomed

Mrs Reynolds died at family home in Dublin on Tuesday morning

NI Deputy First Minister ‘truly sorry’ actions caused hurt to families who lost loved ones in pandemic

To any reasonable observer, the event attended by senior Sinn Féin politicians was a flagrant and egregious breach of the spirit – at the very least – of the rules

Escalating political row over failure to act over alleged breach of coronavirus regulations

Simon Byrne defends handling of event after PPS chooses not to prosecute Sinn Féin politicians

Inquests examined deaths of 10 civilians in west Belfast after 1971 introduction of internment without trial