GAA and the Troubles: Remembering club members killed in the conflict
‘We’re remembering everyone equally – their politics, or who killed them, is irrelevant’
Derry bonfire banner with name of murdered officer a ‘hate crime’, police federation says
Name of Constable Ronan Kerr, murdered in 2011, clearly visible on pyre in the Bogside
Omagh witnesses key to Ronan Kerr murder inquiry, says PSNI
Lead detective appeals for information on 10th anniversary of police officer’s death
Fermanagh bombing the latest in series of dissident attempts to kill police officers
Police and a British army bomb disposal team enticed to the area with a hoax device
New IRA claims responsibility for bomb under PSNI officer’s car
Smooth roads vehicle travelled over may have prevented device from exploding
Who are the New IRA and what have they done?
Formed in 2012, it has been involved in killings, gun and bomb attacks and ‘punishment’ shootings and beatings
Lyra McKee shooting: Police say New IRA most likely responsible
PSNI says murder of journalist a terrorist act carried out by ‘violent dissident republicans’
Inside dissident republican groups: A new book throws light on their thinking
Paramilitary organisations see opportunity in Brexit – the harder Brexit the better
Derry bonfire with names of murdered policemen condemned
Sinn Féin say the ‘display of hate’ had ‘nothing whatsoever to do with republicanism’
Policing in Northern Ireland since the Belfast Agreement
Have we seen the new beginning to policing which was promised asks Joanne Murphy?
PSNI recruitment shows difficulty of achieving uniform change in North
Recruits still taught to check under their cars for explosive devices
Sinn Féin and SDLP call for return of 50:50 PSNI recruitment
Parties respond to new data showing a nationalist resistance to careers in policing
How Garda bugging of Dublin pub led to downfall of ex-IRA man
Seamus McGrane (63) is only the second person convicted of directing a terrorist group
Two men arrested over murder of Constable Ronan Kerr
PSNI officer was killed in dissident republican under-car bomb explosion in 2011
North’s leaders remember Martin McGuinness at Stormont
Former DUP first minister Arlene Foster says: ‘I doubt we will ever see his like again’
‘New IRA’ says it carried out shooting of PSNI officer
Dissident group says attack in Belfast not due to crisis but is a ‘continuation of activity’
Man arrested after officer wounded in Belfast drive-by shooting
Community officer injured in arm at filling station in attack being blamed on dissidents
Aogán Ó Fearghail sparks timely debate on place of flag and anthem in GAA
GAA president spoke on issue even though he'd been questioned in different context
Significant explosives haul found in Antrim ‘terrorist hide’
Police in North believe seizure one of the most important uncovered in recent times
New IRA the deadliest of the dissident republican groupings
Analysis: PSNI, Garda and MI5 in battle to prevent attacks during 1916 centenary period
Arlene Foster softens position on marking Easter Rising
New First Minister takes pride in being first woman and youngest person in leadership role
Children of the new Northern Ireland
Weekend Read: Teenagers in Northern Ireland who turn 18 this year grew up after the signing of the Belfast Agreement, in 1998, and have known only peacetime. Ten of them talk about their lives, attitudes and expectations
GAA made right decision to allow Irish Guards team join London branch
The most notable aspect of the regiment’s request has been the low-key coverage
Prince Charles in Belfast for memorial service for police officers
Justice Minister David Ford remembers RIC, RUC, PSNI and Garda officers killed in line of duty
‘I don’t see mass appetite at a street level for the armed campaign’
Dominic Óg McGlinchey says it is ‘make your mind up time’ for dissident republicans
Ex-police officer discovers bomb under car in Belfast
Dissident republicans opposed to peace process blamed for the incident
First Minister attends dinner honouring work of GAA
Robinson says attendance at such an event ‘not so many years ago’ would have been unimaginable
Thaw slowly setting in between GAA and unionism after years of mutual suspicion
Analysis: attitudes changing as North awakes to possibilities offered by detente
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