Ulster Volunteer Force

Archive covers more than 100 years of the Irish language movement

Exchange of letters among items in new Conradh na Gaeilge archive at NUI Galway

Star turns: The brilliant Belfast boys who defied the sectarian tide

The Star of the Sea were a tight group of young lads before the Troubles tore them apart

Ombudsman report into paramilitary murders avoided term ‘collusion’

North’s police watchdog noted ‘collusive behaviour’ between RUC and loyalist terrorists

‘I was glad to see that it did come out that it was collusion’

Miami Showband massacre survivor Des McAlea hopes last week’s outcome, and the £1.5m damages awarded to survivors and relatives, will set a precedent

Treatment of hooded men was ‘clear use of torture’, Taoiseach says

UK ruling on PSNI decision to drop investigation is a vindication for campaigners, Martin says

Fifty years on and grief of the McGurk’s Bar massacre still resonates

Family trauma ‘compounded by lies’ spread by the security forces and repeated in media

Ulster Tower centenary remembers the complicated history of the first World War

Memorial to the 2,000 men killed in one day was the first to be erected on the Western Front

Newtownards bus hijacking carried out by ‘local faction’ of UVF, police officer says

Incident linked to anger among loyalists at NI Protocol creating border in the Irish Sea

Loyalist opposition to NI protocol creating febrile atmosphere on the ground

Two recent hijackings linked to opposition to the deal are causing much anger locally

‘Significant gaps remain’ between UK and EU on NI protocol, Donaldson says

Five Belfast bus routes suspended on Monday after latest of two recent hijackings

A British spy unmasked – Oliver O’Hanlon on Frank Digby Hardy

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NUJ calls for investigation into 2001 murder of journalist Martin O’Hagan

No one convicted of killing of only journalist murdered by paramilitaries during Troubles

GAA and the Troubles: Remembering club members killed in the conflict

‘We’re remembering everyone equally – their politics, or who killed them, is irrelevant’

Ireland ‘must speak of pain’ that revolutionary period caused, says Keane

Civil War and War of Independence left huge legacy of mental trauma, notes war correspondent

Housing sectarianism plagues NI but incidence waning

Intimidation in spotlight as Catholic mother and baby forced out by loyalist paramilitaries

Miami Showband solicitor angry at London plans to ban Troubles civil cases

Move to end legacy civil actions and inquests likened to act by ‘former Soviet bloc countries’

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