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Secret Irish government file from 1976 examined prospect of redrawing Border - Vimarsana News

Secret Irish government file from 1976 examined prospect of redrawing Border

State papers: 60% of Northern Ireland would be incorporated into the Republic, leaving just one of the North’s six counties fully intact, under proposal

State papers: Officials asked to redraw Border, secret files show - Vimarsana News

State papers: Officials asked to redraw Border, secret files show

Report concluded the only possible solution was to redraw the Border in a way that majority nationalist areas would be moved into the Republic

State Papers: Fidel Castro stopover at Shannon Airport sparked speculation about trade between Ireland and Cuba - Vimarsana News

State Papers: Fidel Castro stopover at Shannon Airport sparked speculation about trade between Ireland and Cuba

Cuban leader Fidel Castro praised the quality of Irish goods during a stop-over at Shannon, but speculation about trade talks between the two countries prompted a junior minister who met the revolutionary to insist no formal talks took place.

'Sex aids' being imported to Ireland in 1992 had officials abuzz with questions - Vimarsana News

'Sex aids' being imported to Ireland in 1992 had officials abuzz with questions

Revenue consulted the Department of Justice over a consignment of “articles” worth £2,000.

Weapons monitor group threatened to quit over lack of progress by IRA and other paramilitaries - Vimarsana News

Weapons monitor group threatened to quit over lack of progress by IRA and other paramilitaries

State papers: Canadian diplomat could not understand how ‘someone of Gerry Adams’s intellect’ failed to recognise benefits to Sinn Féin of decommissioning