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Terrorist victims dismiss Tanaiste Micheal Martin's comments after saying he would like to see all Troubles files opened to public inquiries - Vimarsana News

Terrorist victims dismiss Tanaiste Micheal Martin's comments after saying he would like to see all Troubles files opened to public inquiries

A Dubliner who believes his father was murdered through Irish state collusion says the Irish government has "no intention" of opening its Troubles files up to public scrutiny.

'Like talking to a wall' - Family of IRA victim criticise Irish state over response to gardaí collusion claims – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

'Like talking to a wall' - Family of IRA victim criticise Irish state over response to gardaí collusion claims – The Irish News

Family of Ian Sproule hit out after President Higgins condemned UK Troubles legacy legislation

Coroners 'cannot be allocated' to outstanding Northern Ireland legacy inquests - Vimarsana News

Coroners 'cannot be allocated' to outstanding Northern Ireland legacy inquests

Legacy inquests which have not reached a point of verdict by May 1 2024 will be discontinued.

Coroners 'cannot be allocated' to outstanding Northern Ireland legacy inquests – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Coroners 'cannot be allocated' to outstanding Northern Ireland legacy inquests – The Irish Times

Judge says he recognises ‘disappointment, upset and anger’ caused to people hoping to find out how loved ones died

Widow of murdered councillor 'shattered' that inquest may never be heard - Vimarsana News

Widow of murdered councillor 'shattered' that inquest may never be heard

The widow of a murdered independent nationalist councillor said she is “shattered” to hear that an ordered inquest may never be heard.