IRA Volunteer Colum Marks was shot dead in an RUC shoot-to-kill operation in April 1991 in Downpatrick, County Down Free article

WHEN Seán Russell was appointed IRA Chief of Staff in 1938 he immediately appointed Seán McNeela O/C England and Tony D’Arcy O/C Western Command.

After a few months of intense activity preparing for a bombing campaign in England, McNeela was arrested and sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment. He returned to Ireland in 1939 and was appointed IRA Director of Publicity and produced a... Free article

Robert Ballagh – one of the organisers of this weekend’s Reclaim 1916 March, Pageant and Free Open-Air Concert – on the Irish Government plans in 1991 for the 75th anniversary of the Rising Free article

Republican party says 100 years on from the Rising it is time for an open and honest debate on the reunification of Ireland Free article

Dr Horgan was on his way to London peace conference when arrested by gardaí near four US military transports Free article

SDLP deputy leader ducks question from Sinn Féin Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill Free article

80% of people treated for rubber bullet wounds had injuries to their head and neck, in clear contravention of guidelines issued to British Army soldiers firing the lethal projectiles Free article

From An Phoblacht/Republican News, 18 April 1981 Free article

Monaghan Councillor Seán Conlon on multi-city tour meeting Irish America communities Free article

Despite the United Nations outlining that their process of disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration must be integrated into the entire peace process of post-conflict societies, this was never carried out in Ireland Free article