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Flashbacks pepper the action in a film that hinges on an uneasy contradiction between privilege and rebellion
Interim Kenova statement calls on UK government and republican leaders to apologise to victims of Troubles
A 2,000-year-old teenager has been discovered near where one of those ‘disappeared’ during the Troubles is yet to be found
Two revealing and compelling portraits of an Irish political force as it finds itself on the brink of power
PSNI officers fear they have a target on their backs after data blunder
The agent known as Stakeknife was described as the British army’s ‘most important secret’
Victims’ families are still fighting for justice as UK government presses ahead with ban on Troubles-era prosecutions
Two books on Northern Ireland examine its anguished past — and uncertain future
Michelle O’Neill accused of flouting region’s lockdown rules by opposition parties
Intervention comes after party’s shock success in February elections
Newly released papers underline deep concern stirred up by Canary Wharf bombing
Labour leader will journey to Irish border to discuss customs plan
Mary Lou McDonald to be first party chief not directly associated with IRA violence
Republican leader set to announce retirement date at Dublin party conference
Once we have dealt with the Islamist strain, it will morph into a new form
Labour leader faces more attacks over historic relationship
Although the political path is working, Spain is unlikely to welcome the handover
He led the most dangerous terrorist movement in western European history
One-time IRA gunman became a peacemaker who shook hands with the Queen
Though a competent minister, Martin McGuinness’s elevation to Stormont changed little
National Archives 1989-1990: Concern that paramilitaries were bidding for contracts
Growth run continues as city marks 20th anniversary of bombing
Coroner reopens inquiry into deadliest mainland attack of IRA campaign
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