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Shooting the darkness: The Troubles in pictures and the people who captured them

When the Troubles broke out, local press photographers in Northern Ireland were thrust on to the front line of daily shootings, bombings and murders, becoming war correspondents in their home towns, writes Dan Buckley.

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O’Connell’s view sharply relevant: Any return to terror must be rejected

RTÉ last night broadcast the first of Olivia O’Leary’s two documentaries on Daniel O’Connell. When the programme-makers first considered the project, they could not have

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Opera Review: Dubliners, Wexford Festival Opera

One of the strengths of Wexford Festival Opera is the variety of events running throughout the days to entertain visitors to the seaside town.

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‘We have lost someone we all owe a debt of gratitude’

Fr Reid, chaplain of the peace process

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Father Alec Reid dies

Soldiers' blood 'on documents involved in NI peace process'

An envelope containing a key document which helped trigger the peace process in the North was smeared with the blood of two soldiers murdered by the IRA in Belfast, a new TV documentary reveals tonight.

Mon, 11 Mar, 2013

Man jailed for part in deaths of two British soldiers fights US deportation

A MAN who served nine years in jail for his part in the deaths of two British soldiers during a funeral for an IRA member is fighting deportation from the US.

Thu, 25 Mar, 2004