Another prominent republican is to be tried in connection with the Massereene murders, while police suspect at least one more person was involved.

The discovery of DNA from two men accused of murdering two soldiers inside the getaway car makes them inescapably guilty, a court has heard.

A son of leading republican Dominic McGlinchey was the getaway driver during the murder of two soldiers, a court has heard.

A BODY exhumed from a cemetery in Monaghan in the long-running search for a suspected teenage IRA victim who vanished in 1975 is not one of the so-called Disappeared.

A body exhumed from a cemetery in the long-running search for a teenage IRA victim murdered without trace in 1975 is not one of the so-called 'Disappeared'.

A body exhumed from a churchyard cemetery where it was secretly buried is suspected to be a teenage IRA victim murdered 35 years ago.

Two men have failed in their appeal against their convictions for membership of the INLA linked to a tiger kidnapping plot in Cork.

The killers of a man kidnapped and murdered 30 years ago were “playing God” with other people’s lives, the head of the Catholic church in Ireland said today.

Dissident republican groups remain small and isolated organisations, but experts warn they are growing in size and expertise.

The official inquiry into the murder of Loyalist terrorist Billy Wright in the Maze Prison found that there was no “state collusion” in his killing, Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson said today.

Controversial reports into alleged British security force “shoot-to-kill” deaths in the North should be released to the victims’ families, the High Court ruled today.

IRELAND had the third highest number of terrorist-related arrests out of 13 European countries last year, according to an EU report.

The case of an Armagh man, wanted by the British Authorities for a fatal shooting in Derby 18 years ago, was adjourned today after the High Court heard the man being sought for surrender had been transferred to a UK prison.

The achievements of the multi-national team which oversaw paramilitary disarmament in the North were hailed today as its final operational report was published.

A young Dublin man was jailed for four years by the Special Criminal Court today for INLA membership.

The multi-national team given the formidable task of overseeing paramilitary disarmament in the North ended 13 years of work in the region today with its task broadly complete.

THREE Northern Irish paramilitary factions announced the destruction of their illegal arsenals yesterday, 24 hours before an amnesty on the movement of weapons by groups carrying out decommissioning ends.

A second republican paramilitary group in the North announced today that it had decommissioned its weapons.

Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin has welcomed today’s statement by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) confirming that it has put its weapons beyond use.

The Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) confirmed announced today that it has decommissioned its weapons.

A republican paramilitary group which killed more than 100 people is poised to announce today that it has decommissioned its weapons.

The family of a man thought to be among those abducted, shot and secretly buried by republicans during the Troubles today appealed for the return of his body.

An extradition request for a man wanted in connection with the shooting dead of a British Army recruitment officer in Derby more than 17 years ago has been further adjourned to early December.

THE decision of the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) to end violence showed Northern Ireland was leaving the horrors of its past behind, it was claimed yesterday.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tonight threw her weight behind calls for the Northern Ireland Assembly to take responsibility for running the region’s justice system.

There was widespread uncertainty today regarding today's announcement from the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) that it is to end to its 30-year campaign of republican violence in the North.

The decision today of republican paramilitary group the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) to end violence proves the North is leaving the horrors of its past behind, it was claimed.

The republican paramilitary group the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) has signalled its intention to disarm.

A man wanted in connection with the shooting dead of a British Army recruitment officer in Derby more than 17 years ago has indicated to the High Court his willingness to consent to his extradition to the UK.

The former leader of the INLA in Dublin, Declan `Whacker’ Duffy, has been jailed for four years for membership of the organisation.

The High Court has remanded in custody a second man whose extradition is being sought by the UK authorities in connection with the shooting dead of an unarmed British soldier more than 17 years ago.

The High Court has remanded in custody a man whose extradition is being sought by the UK authorities in connection with the shooting dead of a British Soldier more than 17 years ago.

Four men have been arrested in connection with the murder of a pizza delivery man in the North.

The former leader of the INLA in Dublin, Declan 'Whacker' Duffy, today publicly turned his back on the terrorist group and pleaded guilty to an INLA membership charge.

The Prison Officers Association claims that dissident republicans are running riot at Portlaoise Prison.

A Dublin man has today pleaded guilty at the Special Criminal Court to INLA membership last year.

Leading Democratic Unionist Ian Paisley Jnr said today that he is to appeal over a High Court decision ordering him to reveal a source which gave him evidence on the murder of a high-profile loyalist paramilitary.

A Co Louth man has denied membership of the INLA at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

GARDAÍ were questioning five people yesterday as part of an investigation into the Continuity IRA, a dissident republican group.

An INLA man who rammed a Garda car which tried to stop him in Dundalk was jailed for four years by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

The suspected leader of the INLA in Dublin was further remanded in custody until next month when he appeared briefly at the Special Criminal Court today.

PSNI detectives investigating the criminal activities of republican group the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) and its associates in the North have seized controlled drugs with a street value of £10,000 (€12,000).

The suspected leader of the INLA in Dublin was further remanded in custody until next month when he appeared briefly at the Special Criminal Court today.

Two men charged with having a gun and ammunition in Dundalk were remanded until December by the Special Criminal Court today.