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Two men charged over UDA feud murder
Two men have been charged with murdering a UDA man during feud between rival loyalists groups in Northern Ireland.
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- Robert Nairac suspect remanded in custody
Be the first reader to comment on this story. A man appeared in court today in connection with the kidnap of British Army officer Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago.
Man arrested over Paul Quinn murder
A man has been arrested over the murder of a man in the Republic nearly a year ago.
Republicans held over savage Quinn murder
Provisional republican supporters were among six men being questioned by police on both sides of the Border last night about the savage murder of Paul Quinn last October.
Times of London Photojournalist Dies in Zimbabwe
Richard Mills , a contract photographer for The Times of London who followed British troops to the front lines in Afghanistan, watched fighters train in Somalia, and documented suffering children in Zimbabwe, ...
Inventions to improve home life
Belfast, Northern Ireland - An extra pair of hands, more hours in the day and a self-cleaning house.
Checks between North and rest of UK on way
PEOPLE TRAVELLING between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom will be subjected to stiffer identity checks before the end of the year, British officials have told the Government.
Supreme Court rejects appeal by top IRA dissident
Ireland's Supreme Court rejected an attempt Wednesday by the founder of an Irish Republican Army splinter gang to overturn his 2001 conviction for directing terrorism.
South Nyack attorney extends his territory, representing victims of Northern Ireland bombing
Giving a talk for victims of violence might seem outside the territory of a South Nyack lawyer who made his name representing developers against governments.
Hanged soldier took banter 'too personally', inquest told
A 21-YEAR-OLD soldier found hanged at one of Europe's largest military garrisons in North Yorkshire was "prone to being emotionally bullied", an Army officer told his inquest today.
Hanged soldier took banter 'too personally', inquest told
A 21-YEAR-OLD soldier found hanged at one of Europe's largest military garrisons in North Yorkshire was "prone to being emotionally bullied", an Army officer told his inquest today.
Junior footballers attacked by sectarian thugs
Sectarian thugs who attacked children at an international soccer tournament in Northern Ireland also threatened to kneecap officials, it was revealed today.
Dissident Northern Ireland republican threat 'higher than from Islamic extremists'
Dissident republicans from Northern Ireland are engaged in suspicious activity more than any other radical group in the UK including Islamic extremists, according to security sources.
Dissident Northern Ireland republican threat 'higher than from Islamic extremists'
Dissident republicans from Northern Ireland are engaged in suspicious activity more than any other radical group in the UK including Islamic extremists, according to security sources.
Dissident Northern Ireland republican threat 'higher than from Islamic extremists'
Dissident republicans from Northern Ireland are engaged in suspicious activity more than any other radical group in the UK including Islamic extremists, according to security sources.
Security alert on Belfast rail line
Police in Northern Ireland are dealing with a security alert on the rail line between Lurgan and Moira.
Topamax May Raise Risk of Birth Defects
July 21, 2008 - The epilepsy and migraine prevention drug Topamax has been linked to an increased risk of birth defects in babies born to epilepsy patients who took it during pregnancy , a small study shows.
Topamax May Up Birth Defect Risk
July 21, 2008 -- The epilepsy and migraine prevention drug Topamax has been linked to an increased risk of birth defects in babies born to epilepsy patients who took it during pregnancy , a small study shows.
News of the Weird: Explaining to do
Oops! A June accident with nitric acid at the Albion Chemicals plant in Belfast, Northern Ireland, caused the release of an ominous cloud, but authorities said it was predominantly nitrous oxide, otherwise ...
Homeland Security Won't Let a Former IRA Man Out of Prison
In six hours this past January, all the good that Pl Brennan had ever done came unraveled.