A man arrested by detectives investigating the kidnap and murder of Belfast mother-of-10 Jean McConville has been released without charge.

Richard Irvine, the son of a decorated RUC officer, points to his family's experience of the Northern conflict as proof of the immorality and cynicism of Israel's stance on the bombing of Gaza.

A 57-year-old woman arrested by detectives investigating the IRA murder of Belfast mother-of-10 Jean McConville more than 40 years ago has been released pending a police report being sent to prosecutors.

A republican successfully sued over the Omagh bomb has been remanded in custody charged with murdering the 29 victims of the Real IRA outrage.

A high-profile republican has been charged with murdering 29 people in the Omagh bombing, police said.

A veteran republican has been remanded in custody charged in connection with the IRA murder more than 40 years ago of Belfast mother-of-10 Jean McConville.

A veteran republican has been charged in connection with the IRA murder more than 40 years ago of Belfast mother of 10 Jean McConville.

The search for one of the IRA’s so-called Disappeared victims has resumed in a vast bog near the Irish border.

A British Government-ordered review into the loyalist murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane will be published on December 12.

Prosecutors were today urged to consider bringing charges against soldiers accused of lying to Mark Saville's inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings.

CALLS for a public inquiry into the first garda officer killed in the Troubles were yesterday backed by the widow of slain Garda Jerry McCabe.

Up to 200 victims of the Northern Ireland Troubles who live in the Republic are expected to be compensated under the latest phase of the Irish Government’s Remembrance Commission.

The Government may consider releasing secret State papers for a multi-million civil action being pursued by families of the Omagh bomb victims, it emerged today.

A man who survived the First World War could not survive a stroll down the street in his own city, the inquest into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings heard today.

The British and Irish governments were today urged to establish an international, independent inquiry into the Omagh bombing.

Explanations from the Taoiseach that certain security files relating to the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings had just “vanished” were criticised today.

Justice Henry Barron today defended his criticism of the way the Government handled the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings, which killed 34 people.

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between Irish security forces and IRA killers are to due to be published today.

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between security forces and sectarian murders are to be published tomorrow, it was confirmed tonight.

A full judicial inquiry, complete with the co-operation of the British government, is the only way the real truth will be revealed behind the 1974 terrorist bombings in Dublin and Monaghan, campaigners said today.

Blocking out certain names in a report into one of the biggest atrocities of the Northern Ireland Troubles would compromise the integrity of the investigation, it was claimed today.

Some names will have to be blocked out of a report into one of the biggest atrocities of the Northern Ireland Troubles to ensure their safety before it can be published, Bertie Ahern said today.

An inquest is to be reopened into the deaths of people killed in one of the biggest atrocities of the Northern Ireland Troubles, it emerged today.