Police in Northern Ireland are investigating reports that an explosive device was found outside the house of Martin Finucane, the brother of murdered nationalist solicitor Pat Finucane. The bomb was allegedly thrown at the house but did not explode.
Sinn Féin party members Michelle O'Neill and Gerry Kelly have responded after PSNI intelligence revealed they were the target of attacks from dissident republicans.
A dissident republican bomb believed to be intended for mainland Britain was found in a lorry in a Co Armagh industrial estate on Monday, according to the PSNI.
Without the Northern Bank robbery in December 2004, it is difficult to imagine how the peace process in Northern Ireland could have reached its next great milestone.
As the bodies of the UK lorry tragedy's victims begin to be repatriated to Vietnam, more suspects from Northern Ireland are facing charges in relation to their deaths.
13-year-old hero Geraldine Maughan will have to spend months in the hospital after she bravely protected her 11-month-old nephew from a savage machete attack in Co Fermanagh.
Eamon Harrison of Mayobridge in Co Down, Northern Ireland was arrested in Dublin on Friday and is the second person to be formally charged in relation to the UK lorry tragedy.
Ronan Hughes and Christopher Hughes, brothers from Co Armagh, are wanted by Essex Police for questioning in relation to the 39 bodies discovered in the back of a lorry in England last week.
