Ireland today needs a realignment of politics which reflects the radical spirit of 1913 and of the years that followed, Gerry Adams says at Irish Volunteers centenary events in Dublin’s Rotunda Free article

Breige Wright, sister of Seamus Wright – in a letter to An Phoblacht – wishes to clarify a number of points, particularly concerning interventions and accusations attributed to Dolours Price and Brendan Hughes Free article

'As a gesture to our unionist neighbours who hold this day in solemn reverence, I decided this year to stand as First Citizen beside the President of the Royal British Legion at the Cenotaph in Belfast' Free article

Reservations were expressed in Sinn Féin, North and South, about taking part in Monday’s Armistice Day ceremony at Belfast City Hall, but conflict resolution isn’t easy, says Sinn Féin National Chairperson Declan Kearney Free article

Uproar and confusion in the Rebel County over talk of commemorating reviled British forces Free article

Instead of acting as a co-equal guarantor with the British Government, the Irish Government is acquiescing to British policy, Adams tells ‘Friends of Sinn Féin’ in New York Free article

Controversial Historical Enquiries Team report was completed in December 2012 but families of the dead denied access Free article

Pensioner Roseann Mallon (76) was cut down in a hail of UVF bullets on 8 May 1994 Free article

Trade union activist hailed by James Connolly in funeral oration remembered by Loughlinstown, Ballybrack and Shankill Men’s Shed members and ICTU President John Douglas Free article

Justice Minister tells Dáil that gardaí have no role in inspecting foreign state or military aircraft at Shannon or other airports because they enjoy sovereign immunity Free article