For five decades Leeds Irish Centre, in England, has been the first port of call for countless emigrant Irish people who have sought work and prosperity after leaving their homeland.
The Wolfe Tones' "Come Out Ye Black and Tans" has shot to the top of the iTunes charts in both Ireland and the UK in the wake of the RIC commemoration controversy in Dublin.
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.
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.
