Sean Lynch call comes after actor’s reference to city’s old nickname in foreword to book

Proposal involves the demolition of the extension to the rear of the property

Dave Hopper honoured posthumously in Cork for campaigning for justice in coalfields

An exhibition in Dublin will showcase some of the few surviving costumes from Irish films, from Calvary’s cassock to In the Name of the Father’s leopard-print underpants

Cahill abused by senior IRA man and later subjected to a ‘kangaroo court’

Sean Ó Labhra: May 15th, 1932, - July 2nd, 2015

‘In the end Gerry Conlon won – the victory was his,’ his solicitor tells mourners

Large crowd attends funeral of man wrongly convicted of the 1974 Guildford pub bombing

Conlon told he could inspect files held on the IRA bombings in the National Archives in Britain

Gerry Adams insists ‘republicans did admit their involvement’ in 1975

Taoiseach responds in Dáil to SF leader’s tribute to Gerry Conlon

Muslims now suffer prejudice as Irish did 40 years ago, says barrister

Conlon ‘combined wit with grit and was truly inspiring in his outlook’

After his release from the Old Bailey in 1989, Gerry Conlon spoke to just two journalists

Guildford Four man felt ‘mixed emotions’ on hearing of his co-accused’s death

Belfast man spent 15 years in jail in Britain for a crime he did not commit

Fellow miscarraige of justice victim describes cells as ‘ice-boxes in winter, ovens in summer’

Analysis: Guildford Four man campaigned fearlessly for unpopular causes

‘He brought life, love, intelligence, wit and strength to our family through its darkest hours’