The escape of republican POW Gerry Tuite from Brixton Prison in London at the height of the Armagh/Long Kesh Hunger Strike in December 1980 was a tremendous morale boost to republicans Free article

The party's in-depth, costed proposals would see €3.3billion additional investment in healthcare over 5 years and a kick-start in recruitment Free article

Historic regional election result sees coalition of Corsican nationalists take control on Meditterranean island for the first time Free article

Five internees were shot by soldiers, one fatally – his inquest was adjourned, never to be resumed Free article

One of the first witnesses requested to attend was Fr Michael Griffin of Gurteen, County Galway – but the following day they received word that he had been murdered by the Black & Tans Free article

Series by Mícheál Mac Donncha chronicling the road to the 1916 Rising as seen through the pages of An tÓglach – The Irish Volunteer from 24 April 1915 to 22 April 1916 Free article

A positive axis against austerity, spearheaded by the regional executives of Scotland, Wales and the North of Ireland – supported by the British Labour Party, the TUCs in Britain, the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, Right2Change, and other civic stakeholders – would be a game-changer Free article

Pat Finucane Centre and Justice for the Forgotten say more than 150 bereaved families they represent are bitterly disappointed at “national security” blockage Free article

Fleeting appearance by Trump at Sinn Féin event 21 years ago regurgitated in cheap smear Free article

Wexford deputy jailed after non-payment of €2,000 fine for Shannon Airport protest over US military aircraft Free article