Shared memories along the Border for George Mitchell and Fr. Gerry
A Border priest who was one of the guests at Queen’s University Belfast’s ‘Agreement 25’ events earlier this week was delighted to be…
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A Border priest who was one of the guests at Queen’s University Belfast’s ‘Agreement 25’ events earlier this week was delighted to be…
An Garda Síochána have released new details in hopes of identifying some of those who may have had involvement in the Belturbet, Clones and…
On 28th December 1972, three no warning bombs exploded in • Belturbet, Co Cavan • Clones, Co. Monaghan • Mullnagoad, Pettigo, Co. ...
The works commenced on Thursday 7 July and are expected to continue for two weeks, Waterways Ireland says
A FORMER Fermanagh Unionist Councillor has been described as “a leading member of the UDA” who enlisted the help of a British Army officer to enable the Loyalist paramilitary group blow up Aghalane Bridge in 1972. Jack Leahy, a well-known publican in Lisnaskea and a member of the Ulster Unionist group on Fermanagh District Council, was identified by Captain Vernon Rees in an audio interview taped by the Imperial War Museum. Rees admitted that he agreed to Leahy’s request to keep troops away from the bridge for four hours while Loyalists bombed Aghalane. Furthermore, Rees – res...