Ombudsman report into paramilitary murders avoided term ‘collusion’
North’s police watchdog noted ‘collusive behaviour’ between RUC and loyalist terrorists
Killer cells: delivering a knockout blow to cancers
Irish scientists and companies are working on next-generation cancer therapies
Irish pharma deal hopes to significantly improve cancer treatment
Avectas, backed by industry veteran Seamus Mulligan, takes a stake in Galway-based ONK Therapeutics
Seamus Mulligan leads $20m funding at medtech Avectas
Drug delivery specialist aims to be key player as medicine turns to cell technology and personalised medicine to tackle cancers
Michael Maguire: ‘The past is not going away in Northern Ireland’
Being Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland sometimes felt like ‘trench warfare’
Garda Commissioner and Fr Brian Darcy named in Queen’s honours list
Drew Harris to receive award while outgoing PSNI chief George Hamilton is knighted
PSNI chief stands firm on ombudsman role in journalists’ arrests
Hamilton insists ombudsman complained to PSNI about Loughinisland document ‘theft’
Nine out of 10 PSNI officers complain of low morale, conference hears
Northern Ireland Police Federation urges politicians to restore Stormont
‘Warped mindset’ behind arrests of Loughinisland journalists, court hears
Court hears warrant granted out of concern for those ‘involved in terrorist atrocities’
New Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman appointed
Marie Anderson due to take over PSNI watchdog role in July
Bertie Ahern awarded honorary professorship at Queen’s
Former Taoiseach to deliver first lecture on the peace process and Brexit
Seamus Mulligan leads $10m funding for cell therapy start-up
Avectas has now raised $20m as it looks to unlock potential of personalised medicine
McDonald stands over remark about PSNI chief constable job
Sinn Féin’s role in interviews questioned after comment about senior officers’ suitability
Loughinisland arrests: material seized included files on Fr Finnegan
Police took papers unrelated to investigation into film on murders of six men in 1994
Loughinisland film journalists to face further police questioning
NUJ chief describes continuing case against Birney and McCaffrey as ‘travesty of justice’
Controversy over arrests of Loughinisland journalists escalates
Dispute between the NI Police Ombudsman and Durham Constabulary has deepened
Positions of ombudsman and police chief on journalists arrests ‘incompatible’ - SF
Party said there is a clear contradiction and public need to know which one is correct
Loughinisland: NI police Ombudsman insists no theft reported to police
Ombudsman and Durham Constabulary at odds after latter insists complaint was made
Chief constable claims ombudsman did report document theft
Mike Barton and Dr Michael Maguire at odds over whether formal complaint lodged
Simon Coveney urged to raise issue of journalists’ arrests with London
NUJ says arrests based on false claim, and calls for threat of prosecution to be lifted
Dispute between two dentists resolved, court hears
High Court case concerned two dentists who operate separate practices out of same premises
Máiría Cahill rejects ‘woefully inadequate’ Sinn Féin apology over sex abuse
Apology to Máiría Cahill says procedures were not in place at time of her disclosure
Three PSNI officers disciplined over Máiría Cahill case
Police Ombudsman inquiry finds failings in handling of abuse claims against IRA member
Harris will need all his experience to renew An Garda Síochána
New Garda Commissioner has described the Patten report as ‘a seminal document’
British army officer jailed for 18 months following death of 21-year-old Irish soldier
Michael Maguire from Cork died after being hit by a stray bullet from a machine gun
British soldier guilty of killing Irish colleague during training
Ranger Michael Maguire from Co Cork came under machinegun fire on range
Dentist used secret camera to spy on rival colleague, court told
Michael Maguire and James Hiney both operate from a building in Mullingar they co-own
Family of man killed in IRA bombing in 1988 allowed to continue court challenge
Daughter of Eugene Dalton, one of three killed in Good Samaritan Bombing, seeks inquest
NI police ombudsman confirms data handover in collusion investigation
Information disclosed to relatives of those killed in Dublin and Monaghan bombings
British soldiers accused of ‘total disregard’ for safety of men
Court hears of ammunition training exercise that led to death of 21-year-old Corkman
PSNI chief says bribery inquiry has ‘completely vindicated’ him
George Hamilton and other officers subject to investigation over vehicles contract
NI police ombudsman ‘exceeded powers’ in Loughinisland report
Retired RUC officers challenge ‘collusion’ finding
The legacy of the Troubles and the Law
Some families have campaigned for over 40 years for truth and justice
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
Finding that police colluded with Loughinisland terrorists ‘unfair’
Judge says ombudsman went beyond his powers in reaching conclusions on atrocity
North’s police ombudsman calls for new historical inquiries unit
Dr Michael Maguire says the ‘way Northern Ireland deals with its past is not working’
No Stone Unturned: ‘People are locked in this prison of belief’
Documentary maker Alex Gibney has a habit of taking on big subjects. Now he’s investigating the unsolved 1994 Loughinisland massacre – and is not afraid to name names
Families demand prosecutions as film names suspects in Loughinisland massacre
Six killed by UVF gunmen during Ireland v Italy match in 1994
PSNI chief confident allegations of criminality will be dismissed
George Hamilton expresses concern at conduct of Police Ombudsman’s investigation
PSNI chief constable rejects criminality and misconduct allegations
Senior officers not suspended or standing down during police ombudsman’s inquiry
PSNI chief constable Hamilton investigated by ombudsman
Claims relate to how PSNI handled inquiry into a contract to supply vehicles to force
PSNI criticised over case of man who murdered while on bail
Police service apologises for its handling of case and says new systems now in place
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’
NI Police Ombudsman blames funding for holding up inquiries
Underfunding causing delays in investigating police handling of Troubles-related killings
Dublin bombing survivors living ‘nightmare’ of 1974 blasts
‘Somehow it gets worse ... sometimes it’s just like opening a tap. You can’t stop crying’
Use of Taser to pacify man with samurai sword ‘justified’
Suspect chased by PSNI officer complained afterwards he had given self up before device used
Report adds ‘weight’ to claims RUC officers involved in fatal assault
North’s Police Ombudsman concludes police officers assaulted west Belfast man in 1997
Inquiry urged after gun sat in PSNI watchdog HQ for nine years
Lobby group complains of ‘sloppy and careless procedures’ in Police Ombudsman office
When will the PSNI move on loyalist leaders?
Nationalist suspicions that loyalism remains in business are underscored every day
Loughinisland killings: A blind eye to murder
The inconvenient past will not simply go away with time, but must be faced up to
Loughinisland families pledge to continue fight for justice
Daughter of one of six victims says report ‘vindicated’ suspicions of collusion in murders
Security forces colluded in Loughinisland massacre - report
Some Special Branch officers had a ‘hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil’ mindset
Claims persist that some of Loughlinisland killers British agents
Legacy team of solicitors trawling through roll call of Troubles cases in pursuit of justice
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