Patrick Mayhew

State Papers 1994: US officials told Sinn Féin ‘likely to increase the level of violence’ in North

Belfast 1994 archives: American embassy official described meetings with NI politicians

‘Dev must be spinning in his grave,’ said British ambassador in Dublin

Report of walk in the Phoenix Park by the new ambassador and the Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginness

British colleagues also perplexed by ‘national security’ reason for lack of prosecutions

Taoiseach complained of PM’s ‘constant bickering’ after Fr Patrick Ryan arrest

As Northern Ireland secretary, her unique behavioural style, issue-based perspective and inclusivity were fundamental to the peace deal

The British government was furious at Clinton for embracing Adams

The late Sir David Goodall was an ‘enthusiast for Irish and related causes’, official wrote

Peter Brooke was replaced by Patrick Mayhew as a new taoiseach was installed

A new documentary ‘No Stone Unturned’ reveals a litany of corruption before, during and after the events of June 19th, 1994

DUP leader has hardened nationalist resolve like no unionist first minister before her

Mayhew was the longest-serving secretary of state for Northern Ireland

Anglo-Irish Agreement appeared a ‘hollow sham’ after delay of IRA suspect extradition

British demand for prior decommissioning was ‘single most serious mistake’ made by any party involved in peace process, says former Irish diplomat in BBC programme

State papers reveal partition of Ireland was ‘at the heart of contemporary politics’ in 1988