IRA resumes murders after 18-month ceasefire breaks down, Orange march at Drumcree triggers widespread violence and all-party talks begin with Sinn Féin excluded

Pauline Tully, whose estranged husband Pearse McAuley was jailed for attacking her, says she missed politics

Garda chaplain pays tribute to US police at event to honour those killed in the line of duty

‘Life has moved on, but Sophie’s murder is still a topic of conversation over the counter’

The precedents that illustrate the Sinn Féin leader’s loose relationship with the truth are stacked high and can only damage his credibility in a conflict of testimony

Det Garda shot dead by IRA during an attempted post office van robbery in Adare

Mistakes made dealing with subversion in the 1970s should not now be made in reacting to gangland crime

Remembrance medal presented to wife of Garda Tony Golden

Event to mark 20th anniversary of garda’s murder hears of refusal to feel injustice

Coalition would establish a second Special Criminal Court if re-elected

Guerin says Sinn Féin’s proposals for abolition are ‘unrealistic and intimidating’

Government betrays the Republic in its fearful desire to placate the ghosts of 1916

Republican met future wife while jailed for killing of Detective Garda Jerry McCabe

Josephine ‘Jo Jo’ Dollard went missing 47 miles from her Kilkenny home in 1995

It’s a terrible time for everybody, says Jerry McCabe’s brother-in-law, an ex-garda

At least 30 gardaí have been shot or violently killed, most recently Adrian Donohoe in 2013

Outhalf Conor Fitzgerald has been key to the Limerick school’s Munster Senior Cup run

Pauline Tully McAuley was a Sinn Féin county councillor in Cavan for more than 10 years

Usual suspects refrain from heckling, aware of sensitivity of the subject

Limerick rivals face tough task Ard Scoil Rís

Shatter is already damaged politically despite a strong Dail performance

GSOC fallout leads to game of political brinkmanship

Dublin City Council assistant manager calls for Garda unit to be assigned to local authority

Irish groups are ‘criminal co-operatives’ rather than organised gangs, meeting hears

The Criminal Assets Bureau has altered the landscape in which criminals operate