Belfast North Member of Parliament John Finucane traveling to the United States to brief political leader and Irish America community supporters on re-establishment of the Good Friday Agreement.
John Downey, of Co Donegal, was named an "active participant" in the 1982 IRA bombings in London's Hyde Park that killed four people and injured more than 30 others.
Dissident republicans, including some former Real IRA members, are under investigation for playing a key logistical role in the kidnap and torture of Quinn Industrial Holdings Kevin Lunney.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s pledge to change the law to protect soldiers from legal action.
Johnson’s plan has also been criticized by Northern politicians, including in part by Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) head Arlene Foster.
Coveney described Johnson’s pledge as “very concerning”.
