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A victims campaigner said the event was part of a campaign of opposition to proposed legislation to deal with the legacy of the Troubles.

A victims campaigner said the event was part of a campaign of opposition to proposed legislation to deal with the legacy of the Troubles…

A victims campaigner said the event was part of a campaign of opposition to proposed legislation to deal with the legacy of the Troubles.

A film about a number of killings during the Troubles in Northern Ireland will be shown to MEPs in Brussels on Tuesday. The film, made by Mobile Media...

Civil cases brought against the British Ministry of Defence by two Belfast men shot and seriously injured during the Ballymurphy Massacre have reac...

Paul Delaney-Murphy (Former manager of The Coliseum Cinema, Carlow) of 22 Heatherfield Court, Dublin Road and formerly Burrindale and New Oak Estate, Carlow…

Thirteen inquests into deaths in Northern Ireland’s troubled past are set to take place in the next four months. They will probe some of the most infamous...

The case against the only member of the British armed forces ever to face charges for the Bloody Sunday massacre of 14 unarmed demonstrators protesting internment without trial in Derry, Northern Ireland, is due to resume this month in Belfast.

Civil cases brought against the Ministry of Defence by two men injured in the Ballymurphy massacre in Belfast in 1971 have been settled with undisclosed damages...

TWO MEN shot and wounded by British soldiers in Ballymurphy, west Belfast more than 50 years ago are to receive “significant” undisclosed damages, it has been announced today. The payouts, which are confidential, form part of High Court settlements reached by Bobby Clarke and Joseph Millen in their legal actions against the Ministry of Defence