Coalition has concerns about UK’s proposed legacy Bill - Coveney
Groups working with Troubles bereaved advise non-engagement with proposed body
Ombudsman report into paramilitary murders avoided term ‘collusion’
North’s police watchdog noted ‘collusive behaviour’ between RUC and loyalist terrorists
Bloody Sunday: Decision underlines extent of unresolved ‘legacy’ of Troubles
‘If they’d told the truth 50 years ago, none of us would have been here,’ says relative
Irish in California on coronavirus: ‘The supermarkets have empty shelves’
California has declared a State of Emergency in response to the Covid-19 outbreak - Readers share what life has been like since
Coronavirus: Iseq down 11% in five days as global sell-off is worst week since 2008 crisis
Travel and leisure stocks in Europe have been particularly fiercely hit
Department of Foreign Affairs defends Pat Finucane Centre funding
Centre director admitted he had been an IRA member in the early 1970s
Pat Finucane Centre director admits past membership of IRA
Paul O’Connor of Derry-based human rights body says he was in the IRA from 1970 to 1972
Why is a file on the killing of a Derry teen by plastic bullet so secret?
Paul Whitters was fatally wounded 38 years ago. His mother is appealing for answers
PSNI fails to disclose information about killings by loyalists
Ombudsman urges independent review into non-disclosure of ‘sensitive’ material
European shares fall on renewed fear of trade conflict
All sectors except one were in negative territory on last day of summer
Irish seaweed start-up to expand product range as it targets global markets
Marine biologist’s business makes it easy to add this nutrient-rich superfood to our diets
Inside Track: Base2Race co-founder Dominic O’Hanlon
‘It’s just miles apart from being an employee – it’s the steepest learning curve I’ve ever had’
Ulster arm wrestle goes to a replay after Clones stalemate
Derrygonnelly finish the strongest after Cavan Gaels let lead slip
British Army veterans protest prosecution over Troubles killing
Dennis Hutchings (76) due for trial over 1974 shooting of John Pat Cunningham (27)
Man who rammed car through Trinity gates not guilty by reason of insanity
Court told over €33,000 worth of damage caused when John Farrell went on rampage
British army used waterboarding in North, papers claim
Pat Finucane Centre has documents outlining four alleged torture cases in 1972
Tony MacMahon: Last reel for a reluctant music legend
After some persuasion, MacMahon has finally recorded his magnum opus, Farewell to Music. And I am delighted that my label, Raelach Records, is releasing it
Seaweed: the next big step for Irish food and farming?
The health and food potential of the ocean’s foliage is clear, and it makes economic and environmental sense to develop our sea-farming industry
Northern Ireland families challenge May’s defence of army
Mobile advertising campaign in London highlights cases of disputed killings by British soldiers
Colm Cooper stars as Dr Crokes reclaim Kerry crown
The Gooch named man of the match as Crokes beat Kenmare to lift 11th senior title
Reaping the rewards: sports stars at the Ploughing
Henry Shefflin among the multitude in Tullamore for this year’s event
Monaghan still making the most of what they’ve got
Painstaking husbandry ensures the small county remain at football’s top table
Key tribunal witness in failed bid to be ‘forgotten’ online
Data Protection Commissioner reveals witness tried to use Google searches rule
Woman who got child benefit while in Australia fined
Gillian O’Gorman continued to received allowance for two years after leaving country
Baltimore victims are related to Penneys founder
Arthur Ryan’s son drowned in Cork tragedy while his grandson remains missing at sea
Shelly Corkery: Fashion in her blood
Fashion director for Brown Thomas, Shelly Corkery wears, buys and promotes BT’s luxury goods – but it’s not all gowns and glamour, it’s a cut-throat business
Longford Town battle back twice to earn draw with Limerick FC
Gary Shaw misses late chances for Longford victory
Interrogations of hooded men were ‘taped’
Attorney General asked to follow-up on new documents showing British army retained more than 400 hours of interrogation recordings
UCC holding firm in face of modern competition
A busy few weeks for the Cork university begins with chance of unique double
Mayo get off to quick start in New York
New York manager Ian Galvin laments fact his side had a limited amount of competitive games to play before they took on Mayo
Ensemble Ériu: it’s trad music, but not as we know it
Traditional music is in fine, contemporary hands with Jack Talty and Neil O’Loghlen
Archives reveal British handling of compensation case with widow
Christopher Quinn shot dead by army in Beflast in 1971
Report on flooding at Letterkenny General Hospital may not be released
Hospital manager says 40 per cent of hospital footprint damaged and up to 70 per cent of services affected
Flooding repairs at Letterkenny hospital to take months
More than 40 per cent of hospital was flooded last week
Ultra-competitive colleges’ arena helping Cork’s young guns graduate with honours
The surprise Munster finalists have extensive third-level networks, which Cork especially have built on
Cork’s Séamus Harnedy looks ready to graduate with honours in a hurry
The forward has taken his impressive form with UCC into Cork’s senior side
British government knew of dangerous deficiencies in use of rubber bullets
Ministry of Defence feared court case about blinding of 10-year-old boy would expose how rubber bullets were not adequately tested
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