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Should the Invincibles be reburied in Glasnevin Cemetery?

Phoenix Park assassins were executed and buried in yard of Kilmainham Gaol

Tánaiste says Glasnevin memorial wall should be finished

Commemorations will remember everybody who died ‘irrespective of uniform’, says Taoiseach

Glasnevin Wall: Memorial to Irish revolution’s dead a forlorn sight

Vandalism has led to parts being covered and the absence of War of Independence names

Northern Ireland’s centenary as much about the future as the past

BBC Spotlight next week examines the legacy of partition and new opinion poll findings on attitudes to Irish unity

Leadership at issue as Fianna Fáil eyes prospects after pandemic

Vaccine rollout in coming weeks seen within party as crucial to position of Micheál Martin

Home advantage – Ronan McGreevy on Tom Barry and the Rosscarbery attack

An Irishman’s Diary

Oral history to shed light on Garda’s turbulent beginnings

Retired members’ association aims to chart course from civil war up to modern era

Real-life Peaky Blinders: How the IRA sourced guns from the ‘Birmingham mob’

Newly released files detail role of Birmingham gangs in the War of Independence

2021’s truce, treaty and Northern Ireland commemorations will test our goodwill

Last year’s rows over the RIC and Kilmichael do not bode well for next year’s centenaries

Identity of Auxiliary letter writer admitting burning of Cork revealed after 100 years

Charlie Schulze fought against his father’s home country Germany in first World War

Shot, bayoneted and clubbed: the ruthless lengths the IRA went to at Kilmichael

Autopsy reports show how the IRA sought to ensure none of the enemy were left alive

Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of wounds received

Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company

Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle

32 people were killed on Bloody Sunday, or died later of wounds received that day

Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of their wounds

Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company

Bloody Sunday 1920: The IRA ‘got the wrong man’ when they shot my uncle

‘For me as a lawyer, murder is murder. I can’t see how he could possibly be a spy’

Shot dead in Dublin 100 years ago: the man who started the War of Independence

Sean Treacy, one of the most-wanted men in Ireland, was shot on Talbot Street in Dublin

Fine Gael plots big changes in bid for ‘personality’ in wake of election review

Having essentially lost the election, party determined not to repeat mistakes

A century on: how partition divided Ireland and why it still matters

We are still living with the consequences of the Government of Ireland Act (1920)

Garda firearms usage: Scant data and little public debate

Original story of how Garda was established as unarmed force is a matter of contention

‘A matter of seconds’ – An Irishman’s Diary on the Rineen ambush of 1920

The Sack of Balbriggan: The burning of a town that shocked the world 100 years ago

Actions by Crown forces brought renewed focus on Ireland’s struggle for independence

President Higgins says British must face up to their history of reprisals

President says sack of Balbriggan 100 years ago was rooted in ideas of superiority

War of Independence: the bloodiest six months

More than 1,000 lives were lost between January and July 1921

Belfast on the brink in 1920

The summer of 1920 saw a period of intense political violence in the north against a background of a post-war economic slump

In the classroom – senior cycle

Helping students to explore the War of Independence

Diarmaid Ferriter: It’s still hard to rise above the emotion of the War of Independence

It invokes such partiality that, 100 years later, untangling its knotted legacy is not easy

How will Covid-19 affect our relationship with the Garda?

After years of crises the force faces its biggest challenge in a century

The Irish soldier and police officer who became an Australian explorer

Extraordinary Emigrants: The Galway man was known as ‘quick tempered and tender-hearted’

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge discuss Brexit with President

Britain’s Prince William and Kate Middleton finish first day of visit at Guinness Storehouse

Fine Gael could not counter Sinn Féin pension age promise – D’Arcy

Minister who lost Dáil seat says it is impossible to compete with ‘populist’ pledges

Prince William and Kate Middleton to visit Galway in first official visit

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to hear about European Capital of Culture events

Class warfare and shadowy gunmen: How the 2020 election echoes 1932

History repeats election with government in power for decade accused of being out-of-touch

Election 2020: RIC commemoration boycott boosted mayor’s campaign

‘Our town is dead – we’re the forgotten people’ says Miltown Malbay shopkeeper

Strong support for decision to postpone RIC/DMP commemoration

Irish Times Poll: One in eight voters think controversial event should have gone ahead

RIC controversy ‘will not help’ FG in town sacked by Black and Tans

‘Would the Jews commemorate the Germans?’ asks grandson of murdered IRA man

BBC’s Fergal Keane treated for post-traumatic stress disorder

Keane (59) to quit as BBC News Africa editor because of illness

RIC row: ‘Shameful’ if spirit and tolerance of 2016 events lost

Advisory group chair hopes War of Independence, Civil War marked as Rising was

War of Independence discovery reveals IRA spy network

Undercover agents within British services able to identify targets for IRA assassination

RTÉ will not include Sinn Féin in second TV debate despite legal threat

Mary Lou McDonald says decision only to include FF and FG leaders is a ‘bit of a farce’

Rite&Reason: RIC issue a test of how we work Belfast Agreement

Atrocities must never be commemorated but one-perspective narratives are propaganda

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