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1969: How the Troubles Started in Northern Ireland
The Troubles did not break out on a specific date, but it is generally agreed that they began in 1969. The seeds of the ...
New date for loyalist Winkie Irvine sentencing for possession of firearms
A JUDGE has set a new date for the sentencing of leading loyalist Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine and a co-accused for firearm and ...
Loyalist murderer was ‘Special Branch agent behind at least 10 other murders’
Loyalist Clifford McKeown, who murdered Catholic taximan Michael McGoldrick nearly three decades ago, was a Special Branch ...
Loyalist Dee Stitt’s ‘religious hatred’ trial postponed
Prominent loyalist David ‘Dee’ Stitt’s trial for allegedly inciting religious hatred by posting a social media “call to arms” ...
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High-profile loyalist Winkie Irvine and co-accused to be sentenced for firearm offences
A Judge today (Friday) set a new date for the sentencing of leading loyalist Winston 'Winky' Irvine and a co-accused for ...
Glasgow mum of taxi driver murdered by loyalist gunman prays for killer's soul
Heartbroken Bridie McGoldrick and her husband made a suicide pact when their son, Michael, a Glaswegian Catholic, was shot ...
Police ombudsman to appeal ruling she exceeded powers
The police ombudsman is to appeal a High Court ruling that she exceeded her legal powers in making findings of collusive ...
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SAS killings latest: Hilary Benn accused of wanting to pay damages to IRA godfather while offering limp response to Clonoe ruling
Hilary Benn has said acknowledged that he has felt “the anger of the House [of Commons]” over the ruling that the SAS used unjustified force when they killed four IRA terrorists in 1992 in Clonoe.