Organisation: Provos

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>John Crawley doesn’t dwell too much on the roughly 400 IRA victims who were Catholic out of a total of 1,700 murders attributed to “freedom fighters’ in his book ‘The Yank: My life as a former US Marine in the IRA’.</p>

S columnists

Mick Clifford: Attempts to rewrite IRA history mock the many bereaved

A memoir from a former US marine and high-level IRA operative coincides with a ramping up in Sinn Féin of attempts to whitewash the past, writes Mick Clifford

general

Beginner's Pluck: Ciaran McMenamin

An active PIRA would be an appalling vista

Remember atrocities, but do not live in hate

news

Bailey hearing witness: Life ‘ruined’ after he was forced to flee country

Don’t forget Derry suffered enormously under the IRA

Former Garda rejects Smithwick findings

A former Garda has rejected the findings of a tribunal that he was trusted by Provos and helped members get their hands on false passports

Wed, 04 Dec, 2013

Signing counterfeit passport forms ‘wrecked my life’, says former garda

Disgraced former garda sergeant Finbarr Hickey spent a year behind bars when convicted of signing counterfeit passports that helped IRA figures go on the run.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2013

Tribunal finds no proof that Corrigan colluded in killings

Evidence shows Owen Corrigan passed information to the IRA — but it cannot be proved he colluded in the murders of Harry Breen and Bob Buchanan, the tribunal found.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2013

Report finds leak from Garda station in RUC murders

Two of the most senior RUC officers murdered by the IRA in the Troubles were ambushed following a leak from a Garda station, a damning report has found.

Tue, 03 Dec, 2013

I know who murdered my father, says prison officer's son

The family of the only prison officer to be assassinated in the Republic believe they know the identity of his killer after new evidence came to light in recent weeks.

Wed, 08 May, 2013

Irish politics is same horror story with different players

THEY’RE back.

Sat, 16 Feb, 2013

Dissidents arrested in murder and spy probes

Gardaí are due to bring separate charges shortly against dissident republicans involved in a spying operation on anti-terrorism officers, and over attempts to kill a crime boss.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2012

Why no tribunal to investigate the Provos’ millions?

WHEN will there be an inquiry into how Gerry Adams can afford a second home in Donegal?

Mon, 24 Sep, 2007

Provos settle for a role in the kind of government they could have had decades ago

NOW that the Provos have voted to recognise a British police force in the North, it raises some questions about what will happen in the future.

Mon, 26 Feb, 2007

Up to 60 people shortlisted for North's police board

Up to 60 people have been shortlisted for independent positions on the North’s reformed Policing Board, it emerged today.

Sun, 19 Feb, 2006

Where will the ‘home’ battalions end up?

THE decision of the British government to stand down what are referred to as ‘home’ battalions as part of a normalisation process in the Six Counties will only serve to swell the ranks of the loyalist paramilitaries.

Tue, 09 Aug, 2005

Adams challenges Ahern to ‘put up or shut up’

Harry McGee, Political Editor

Fri, 11 Feb, 2005

Bloody Sunday witness ordered from stand

The chairman of the Bloody Sunday Tribunal today angrily ordered a witness to leave after he refused to co-operate with lawyers.

Wed, 28 Jan, 2004

Morris witness tells of work on mortar-shaped implements

The Morris Tribunal probe into alleged garda corruption heard today about noisy metal-grinding work that went on late into the night in a first floor flat of a house in Buncrana, Co Donegal.

Tue, 13 May, 2003

IRA branches argued over guns, inquiry told

The Saville Inquiry today heard claims that members of the Official and Provisional branches of the IRA argued when Officials produced guns in Derry’s Bogside in the aftermath of the Bloody Sunday shootings.

Tue, 01 May, 2001