Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Prime Minister David Cameron will today publish plans for the development of British-Irish relations for the next decade.

The bereaved families of 10 people shot dead by British soldiers have appealed to Taoiseach Enda Kenny to support their calls for an independent investigation.

New eyewitness accounts of the shootings of 11 people by British soldiers in the North were submitted to the region‘s Attorney General today in a bid to get fresh inquests opened.

SINN FEIN president Gerry Adams clashed with Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson after he wore a wristband supporting the army at a meeting with families bereaved by British troops, it emerged yesterday.

SINN FEIN president Gerry Adams clashed with Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson after he wore a wristband supporting the army at a meeting with families bereaved by British troops, it emerged yesterday.

Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams clashed with Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson after he wore a wristband supporting the Army at a meeting with families bereaved by British troops, it emerged today.

Relatives of 11 people shot dead in the Ballymurphy massacre in the North in August 1971 have said they are disappointed they haven't received a commitment on an independent investigation.

Government and society must have the guts to confront past wrongs in the North if the region is to look to a better future, a senior Catholic Church leader said today.

The Catholic Church today backed calls for an independent inquiry into the British Army killings of 11 people in west Belfast almost 40 years ago.

THE practice by BBC Northern Ireland of insisting that all their TV broadcasters and presenters wear the poppy while at work must surely tarnish the image of impartiality which the BBC likes to portray of itself.