Shared Ireland programme cannot be used to push cause of Irish unity, Jack Chambers says
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly meeting taking place in Tralee, Co Kerry
Upgrade of A5 road linking Derry and Tyrone being blocked by ‘vexatious’ complaints
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers says route is ‘probably the most critical North-South road project’
Fuel costs support will be temporary and quickly withdrawn, Minister says
Jack Chambers warns Middle East conflict could have ‘biggest impact on the global economy for decades’
‘There’s a bit of romanticisation about the Troubles’: Student views on Irish unity
UCD politics students say northerners and southerners have much to learn about each other before any thought of unification
Sudden end to Gerry Adams trial could deter others from pursuing claims
London case discontinued after possibility was raised of claimants facing six-figure legal bill
Concern over legal costs brings Gerry Adams’s eight-day London high court odyssey to end
Former Sinn Féin leader leaves with win and a legal bill that, had case gone the other way, could have seen him facing huge claims
Judge made ‘extraordinary’ interventions in Gerry Adams civil case, accusers’ lawyers say
‘This outcome is not of the claimants’ making’, says McCue Jury solicitors, after action by three bombing survivors dropped
Gerry Adams welcomes decision by three victims of IRA bombings to drop civil action against him
Judge had asked plaintiffs why the case against Adams should not be dropped on two grounds
Legal case against Gerry Adams should not be thrown out, says lawyer
Three victims of IRA bombs in England are taking civil case against former Sinn Féin leader, seeking damages of £1
Gerry Adams recalls ‘very bad history’ of British rule as London civil case nears end
‘I came here to reject the accusations levelled against me’, former Sinn Féin leader says
Adams denies authorship of column claiming he was ‘rightly or wrongly’ IRA volunteer
Former Sinn Féin leader says he was not ‘Brownie’, pen name of An Phoblacht article written in Long Kesh prison
Judgment in Gerry Adams case will take some time but there was no new ‘smoking gun’
Former Sinn Féin leader spent two days in the witness box of a London court rejecting claims he was in the IRA
‘I was stunned by what had happened’: Adams repeatedly denies claims he was a leading IRA member
Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings in England
Gerry Adams says he aided Irish unification cause but was never a member of the IRA
Three victims of IRA bombs in 1973 and 1996 have taken a civil action against the former Sinn Féin president
The Liverpudlian at the heart of the Irish economy
John Kelly’s grandfather departed Dublin for the city on the Mersey in the 1930s, his grandson now heads up Suir Engineering, with 1,600 employees, in the country he left