Inquiries, ‘collusion’ and seeking truth in Loughinisland killings

Former RUC officers want report’s findings about 1994 UVF murders to be quashed

Project Eagle: All-Ireland inquiry on Nama sale would lack power

Harry McGee: Effective inquiry would require new legislation on both sides of Border

Garda training programme revamped

Batch of 100 recruits will be the first to begin training since May 2009

Shatter orders urgent inquiry into taping of prisoner-to-solicitor calls

Minister asks Inspector of Prisons to investigate and report as soon as possible

Garda tapes could re-open Smithwick investigation, says solicitor

Commission must investigate any ‘smoking gun’ evidence

Contesting Smithwick key finding

Former detective to appeal any denial of Smithwick Tribunal costs

Decision to deny costs to Owen Corrigan would be challenged, counsel warns

Poaching listeners and presenters is becoming a habit

Ray D’Arcy proved his mastery of popular radio, while John Murray took a wrong Direction

The world which both subversives and police inhabit is full of moral hazard

Opinion: Evidence suggests IRA were well capable of gathering intelligence that led to killings without any help from anyone

Smithwick findings ‘won’t sour’ PSNI-Garda relationship

Chief Constable to travel to Dublin to discuss way forward from report with ministers

Late Garda commissioner criticised over handling of collusion warnings

Smithwick report raises serious questions about how Garda HQ dealt with concerns

Smithwick’s verdict

Kevin Myers’s collusion article helped ‘reignite debate’

‘An Irishman’s Diary’ from March 2000 receives both criticism and praise in Smithwick report

Link to Loughgall ambush sealed RUC officer’s fate

Policeman appeared on TV displaying captured IRA weapons after SAS operation