Mike Jackson obituary: British general associated with Bloody Sunday killings
Whatever about his reputation in Ireland he became probably Britain’s best-known post-second World War officer
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Irishman in Canada for 50 years: ‘I was about to return home after three years but then things changed’
Patrick McKenna fitted right into the political hothouse in Montreal in 1978, which provided him with the adrenaline rush he had been missing since leaving Belfast
British general involved in Bloody Sunday and Ballymurphy massacre dies
General Mike Jackson told Saville Tribunal he ‘emphatically’ rejected suggestion he sought to sanitise the events of January 30th, 1972
Olivia O’Leary: It could be terrifying to be with Nell McCafferty. You never knew what she was going to do or say
What I admired massively about Nell McCafferty was her writing. It was fast-paced, clear, conversational. She reported what it felt like down at ground level
‘Condemned for bringing politics into sport’: The Irish cyclists who caused chaos at the Olympics
At a time of bitter factionalism in Irish cycling, and bloodshed in Northern Ireland, a group of riders plotted to disrupt the Olympic road race to make a point
Former British soldiers will not be prosecuted over Bloody Sunday perjury allegations
Families ‘disappointed but not fooled’ by prosecutor’s decision not to proceed to due ‘insufficient’ evidence
Bloody Sunday families will not be prosecuted for walking together to court last year
Foyle MP Colum Eastwood was among those facing prosecution after complaint was made to PSNI
Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson reports SDLP leader to watchdog over Bloody Sunday investigation
Colum Eastwood said he would take no further part in inquiries after walking with victims’ families to court hearing
Former British soldier to stand trial for murder and attempted murder on Bloody Sunday
Soldier F charged with murder of Jim Wray and William McKinney in Derry on January 30th, 1972
Dublin’s Clonliffe Bridge renamed Bloody Sunday Bridge
Dublin City Council renamed Clonliffe Bridge in honour of the 14 civilians killed on November 21st, 1920
North or South, no line can be drawn under the Troubles
South of the Border, solidarity with victims of the Troubles coexisted with hostility, fear, shame and disengagement
Renaming of Croke Park bridge after Bloody Sunday killings is approved
Some councillors called for a pause in the plan after a majority of respondents to public consultation said they opposed the move
Prosecution of Soldier F for Bloody Sunday killings resumes
Former British soldier is accused of two murders and five counts of attempted murder in Derry in 1972
TV guide: 12 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight
From the world’s first social media trial in Depp V Heard to a retelling of the Troubles in Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland
A farewell to John Hume: ‘People in Derry felt robbed of a proper leavetaking’
Twenty-five years after the Belfast Agreement, a show based on the life of the Nobel laureate is opening in Derry
Eamonn McCann: ‘How did I get to be 80? This doesn’t feel like 80 is supposed to feel’
A life of protest fuelled by socialist convictions, hatred of injustice, and the excitement of rebellion, played out against convulsive changes in Northern politics and society
Micheál Mac Gréil obituary: Jesuit academic who helped usher in a more progressive Ireland
His influential research spanned four decades, during which he fought racism, sexism, homophobia and other prejudices
‘Incredibly relevant’: Bloody Sunday documents shed new light on atrocity
The archive of civil rights campaigner Kevin Boyle provides a ‘powerful first-hand account’ of events
Colum Eastwood to nominate Bloody Sunday families for Nobel Peace Prize
Thirteen civil rights protesters shot dead, 15 injured in the Bogside by British soldiers in 1972
Bob Dylan’s Bloody Sunday tribute: ‘What really got to me was that he named every one of the victims’
In Derry, a newly unearthed tribute from the singer’s Theme Time Radio Hour has been played to surviving families for the first time
Youngest victim shot by British soldier on Bloody Sunday to receive more than £140,000 in damages
Compensation awarded to Damien Donaghy covers injuries inflicted on him as a 15-year-old boy in Derry in January 1972
Fintan O’Toole: In many ways the Irish State has still to create itself
For the first 50 years after independence there were good arguments against the utility of the State; but then came two transformative moments
Annual kerfuffle over the poppy does not point to an island ready for reunification
Much chatter is given to respecting all traditions, thinking about what a new Ireland might look like - but rows over the wearing of the poppy show the reality
Prosecution of ‘Soldier F’ over Bloody Sunday murders resumes
Former paratrooper is accused of two murders and five counts of attempted murder in Derry in 1972
Prosecution of Soldier F over Bloody Sunday murders delayed for 24 hours due to court mix-up
Soldier F is accused of the 1972 murders of James Wray and William McKinney
Bloody Sunday: Fresh review into case of ‘Soldier F’ to be carried out
Relatives of victims call on prosecutors to restart committal proceedings against serviceman following court ruling
He shouted: ‘Help! This wee boy’s dying.’ The soldiers started clapping
Bloody Sunday, 50 years on: A blood-stained handkerchief remains a powerful symbol
Fintan O’Toole: Bloody Sunday, the 10-minute massacre that lasted decades
Far more people died because of Bloody Sunday than those who were murdered on the day
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