Person: John Crawley

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>

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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

business

Irish taxpayers foot €1m bill for firetrap apartments

business

Dairy farmers warned about the risks of post-quota expansion

sport

Classy Hampshire prove too hot for Ireland

sport

Hampshire outclass Ireland

sport

Australia need only 99 runs to claim victory

Australia surge ahead

THE Ashes series’ two most experienced campaigners – Alec Stewart and Steve Waugh – experienced contrasting fortunes on the opening day of the fourth Test.

Fri, 27 Dec, 2002

Waugh leading Aussies on winning path

Steve Waugh hit a defiant half-century to power Australia towards a major first innings total in the fourth Test at the MCG today to demonstrate his determination to continue his illustrious international career.

Thu, 26 Dec, 2002

Vaughan gets benefit of TV umpire and goes on to score 177

MICHAEL VAUGHAN benefited from the hard nosed approach of modern cricket to continue his prolific year for England and provide Australian audiences with evidence of real competition during the remainder of the Ashes series.

Fri, 22 Nov, 2002