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Jean McConville’s murder, the Boston tapes, Gerry Adams and the Ivor Bell trial

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A bold move by Sinn Féin can transform the dynamics of power at Westminster

Bill to change abortion law ‘treats the people of NI with contempt’

Baroness O’Loan and Lord Eames challenge attempts to liberalise legislation

PSNI must investigate alleged paedophile ring, says ex-watchdog

Nuala O’Loan calls for action after victims come forward with claims of historic abuse

Why is a file on the killing of a Derry teen by plastic bullet so secret?

Paul Whitters was fatally wounded 38 years ago. His mother is appealing for answers

Harris will need all his experience to renew An Garda Síochána

New Garda Commissioner has described the Patten report as ‘a seminal document’

Breda O’Brien: Francis needs to answer the questions and fire bishops who cover up abuse

Ordinary Catholics are angry and in near despair due to the worldwide failure of the institutional Church to institute transparent mechanisms of accountability for the cover-up of abuse of children by clergy

Omagh bombing ‘could have been prevented’, says former police ombudsman

Relatives marking 20 years since the August 1998 dissident republican blast

Dolours Price told film-makers of her direct involvement in murder of Jean McConville

Former IRA prisoner recounted how she was haunted by killings of Disappeared

Breda O’Brien: Referendum result does not override conscience

Anti-abortion medics feel threatened and fearful in a newly intolerant Ireland

Loughinisland families welcome judge’s stepping down from case

Unionist politicians describe Mr Justice Bernard McCloskey’s move as troubling

Loughinisland judge steps down after ‘subconscious’ bias claim

Mr Justice McCloskey says he is withdrawing to restore confidence of victims’ relatives

Inquiries, ‘collusion’ and seeking truth in Loughinisland killings

Former RUC officers want report’s findings about 1994 UVF murders to be quashed

Omagh bombing victims’ families to sue the PSNI chief

‘We are 19 years on and the criminals responsible for this are still walking the streets’

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September 2018 deadline for final report suggests the Government is buying time

Independent Garda review body to include international experts

Cabinet to appoint members of external group that will conduct examination of the force

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