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The Troubles

This week
23rd March 2025 - 26th March 2025
UK government to challenge ruling that British soldiers were unjustified in killing Clonoe four
This year
2025
Martin McCauley of 'Colombia Three' charged with 1982 murder of three RUC men
Gerry Adams says any compensation for internment during the Troubles will be donated to good causes
Bereaved father hopes Omagh Bombing Inquiry will be ‘the beginning of the end’
Last year
2024
Gerry Adams to appear in UK civil case alleging he ‘oversaw’ IRA campaigns
Tánaiste welcomes UK government's plans to begin repeal of controversial Legacy Act
Marian Price suing Disney+ over Jean McConville murder scene in Say Nothing
‘Say Nothing’ series played no role in recent information regarding Joe Lynskey, says lead investigator
Review: Compelling IRA drama ‘Say Nothing' brings trauma of the Troubles to the screen
Families of the Disappeared victims of the Troubles appeal for help to end their pain
GP in Northern Ireland received pleas for diazepam from patients ahead of paramilitary beatings
Drama based on hit book about Jean McConville disappearance to air in Ireland next month
Body set up to investigate Troubles cases to probe 1974 Guildford pub bombings
TV adaptation of Say Nothing ‘might encourage' people to give information about The Disappeared
Troubles bereaved hail ‘important day’ as UK government vows to repeal Legacy Act
Dublin and Monaghan bombings: Answers sought from UK over 'unacceptable' justice failure
New evidence into Guildford pub bombing won't be pursued due to Legacy Bill, family told
Ex-Garda Chief Super: Stakeknife and Operation Kenova - are there questions for Dublin?
John O'Brien
Michelle O'Neill says she is 'sorry for every single loss of life' following Stakeknife report
Stakeknife: 'More lives lost than saved' due to British Army's IRA spy, report finds
The Operation Kenova interim findings are expected to call for apologies from the UK Government and the IRA.
UK Government outline terms of reference for independent probe into Omagh bombing
Four former British soldiers to be charged over shootings in Belfast in 1972
Rishi Sunak confronts Taoiseach over Ireland's legal challenge to UK's Troubles Legacy Act
All time
Prosecutions ruled out against 16 people investigated as part of Stakeknife probe
Tánaiste says govt giving ‘serious consideration’ to taking action over controversial Legacy Bill
Troubles Legacy Act has retraumatised victims, legal challenge hears
Wreath for the Disappeared to be laid at Stormont during 17th annual All Souls Day event
Tory conference hears British soldiers were 'dragged back to Belfast' and 'hounded to death'
Soldier B - accused of killing teenager Daniel Hegarty in 1972 - has died
Some Troubles victims' families received as little as £43 for funerals
Tánaiste to raise UK Troubles Legacy Bill with Irish American political leaders while in US
Six families launch High Court challenge over Troubles Legacy Bill
Taoiseach appeals to UK government to not enact Troubles Legacy Bill as govt mulls legal action
Families of Troubles victims say passing of Legacy Bill is 'disturbing' and 'upsetting'
House of Lords votes to amend controversial Troubles legacy Bill as UK govt urged to scrap it
Victims’ images projected on Parliament as UK Government urged to scrap Troubles legacy Bill
Judge quashes disciplinary decisions against PSNI officers following Sean Graham memorial arrest
Work of new Troubles legacy body will be ‘led by the wishes of victims’, says commission chair
Military hearsay statements can be used in Soldier F's Bloody Sunday trial, judge rules
Looking back at the Drumcree dispute 25 years on, as the DUP attempts to reignite debate