The defendants were part of an undercover British army unit known as the Military Reaction Force (MRF) which operated in Belfast at the time. All four ex-servicemen were due to appear at the city ...

Situated only five minutes from Belfast city centre, Belfast City Airport serves ... “We offer 16 flights a day to London with British Airways and easyJet, four flights a day to Manchester ...

A new museum is to be established to tell the story of Irish soldiers in the British Army ... new Belfast gallery will open in a restored linen warehouse in Bedford Street, close to the city ...

Peter McAuley’s luxury start-up brand will also relocate its assembly operation to the new site at Imperial House on Donegall ...

The last stop on the Belfast Glider route west of the city centre. Probably five miles and certainly ... mongrels and rampaged in packs in housing estates. Occasionally the British Army poisoned them ...

King Charles has shared some advice to anyone undergoing cancer treatment quoting England’s enigmatic wartime leader Winston ...

Patrick McVeigh was fatally shot in the Riverdale Park area of West Belfast in May 1972 (PSNI/PA) The case of a former British soldier ... Park South in the city on May 13 1972.

The king puts on some safety glasses during his visit to the cancer research centre at Ulster University in Belfast. Picture ...

The case of a former British soldier being ... all belonged to a temporary Army unit, known as the Military Reaction Force (MRF), that was operating in Belfast in 1972. The cases against all ...

Joe Lynskey was a former Cistercian monk who later joined the IRA (Wave Trauma Centre/PA)The commission ... Co Tyrone teenager Columba McVeigh, British Army Captain Robert Nairac, and Seamus ...