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Waterford News & Star — New IRA focus of investigation after grenades and handguns seized in Derry city - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — New IRA focus of investigation after grenades and handguns seized in Derry city

Sixteen officers were injured in disturbances on Thursday night as a terrorism unit carried out three searches.

Policing 'goes on as normal' despite controversies, says senior PSNI officer | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Policing 'goes on as normal' despite controversies, says senior PSNI officer | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton said officers are continuing to do the work they are passionate about.

Carlow Nationalist — New IRA focus of investigation after grenades and handguns seized in Derry city - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — New IRA focus of investigation after grenades and handguns seized in Derry city

Sixteen officers were injured in disturbances on Thursday night as a terrorism unit carried out three searches.

Western People — Policing in North 'goes on as normal' despite controversies, says senior officer - Vimarsana News

Western People — Policing in North 'goes on as normal' despite controversies, says senior officer

Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton said officers are continuing to do the work they are passionate about.

Hand grenades seized following 'severe rioting' in Derry that left 16 officers injured - Vimarsana News

Hand grenades seized following 'severe rioting' in Derry that left 16 officers injured

Police have said military grade explosives have been seized following a night of “severe rioting” in Derry which involved children as young as eight.