Veteran republican Bernadette McAliskey paid an emotional tribute to former IRA hunger striker Dolours Price, who was buried in Belfast on Monday.

Boston College has filed a new appeal asking a federal court to throw out an earlier ruling handing over IRA interview tapes to the British government after the death of key witness Dolours Price.

Pressure will mount on incoming Secretary of State John Kerry to inform British authorities that they should not pursue the Boston College IRA tapes as he had promised to do when he was head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Police in Ulster are to launch a murder enquiry into the Bloody Sunday massacre in Derry 40 years ago.

The 500-page report on the inquiry into the case of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane reveals that there were “shocking levels of collusion” surrounding Finucane’s 1989 death.

A loyalist plot to kill Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams will emerge as part of the report on the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane. The plan was to kill him by attaching a limpet mine to his car.

Gerry Adams is about to get the chance to hang out with his nemesis Margaret Thatcher – thanks to the British National Portrait Gallery.

Oscar winning English actor Colin Firth has won the admiration of a surprising new constituency -Irish Republicans.

DUP Parliamentary Group Leader Nigel Dodds has said today that the downgrade of the threat of Northern Ireland related terrorism in Great Britain may have been ‘premature and counterproductive.’

Jimmy Savile, former BBC personality who died last year, and now an accused pedophile, reportedly boasted IRA connections as a form of protection for himself.

The Mirror reports on Savile’s IRA threats and the terrifying warnings he issued to anyone who crossed him.

The Supreme Court has again blocked Boston College from handing over tapes featuring interviews with convicted IRA car bomber Delours Price to the Northern Irish Police, the Boston Herald reports. This will be the last stay granted by the Supreme Court and will last until November 16th.

The British Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are being sued by the relatives of six men killed by a loyalist gunman. They claim that during the Troubles, the British Government supplied loyalist gangs with an arsenal of weapons.

Former Irish presidential candidate, David Norris, has claimed that revolutionary leader Michael Collins may have been a homosexual.

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has rejected as 'nonsense' claims made by the Irish prime minister Enda Kenny that he was a senior member of the IRA's army council.

Brian Friel’s 1974 Broadway play “The Freedom of the City”, directed by Ciaran O’Reilly, is set for an October run at the Irish Repertory Theater in New York.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton needs to step in and dissuade the British Government from pursuing the Boston College tapes any further.

North Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson wants the the Irish Government to apologize for its part in the emergence of the IRA in the 1970s.