Published in "Folkmakt, No, 1".

Charlie Flanagan , who served as both a justice and foreign affairs minister, predicted that vital intelligence information held by the Republic of Ireland may not be made available to the UK inquiry ...

The British Army could field 12,500 men within Northern Ireland alone before reinforcement from the mainland, including artillery regiments, armoured regiments and Royal Marines. There was also ...

A woman whose husband and son died in the Omagh bombing has told an inquiry she drove around looking for them for years ...

Listen as you read for extra detail from Cara McGoogan’s investigation into the biggest cover-up of the Northern Ireland Troubles ... a covert unit of the British Army called the Force Research ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Ireland was being torn apart by sectarian hatred. This is the story of a rugby team that brought Protestants and Catholics together.

The garda said the conversations showed amounts of money, locations and dates and suggested that Kearney was responsible for laundering €6.6 million and £250,000 British sterling between April ...

Minister admits officials ‘do not have the data’ on how many former Armed Forces personnel have been hit by cuts to the allowance ...

Charlie Flanagan questioned whether all key information held in the Republic of Ireland would be made available to the UK ...