Ira News

The IRA's opposition to poitín during the War of Independence served as an early strategy for the group to project an image of law and order, aiming to gain pop

Jac Glyn Edwards has appeared in court charged with four counts of possessing a record containing information useful to terrorism, specifically an IRA manual fo

President Catherine Connolly has offered to meet the sister of Mary Travers, who was murdered by the Provisional IRA 42 years ago, following a request.

Alleged Kinahan Cartel leader Daniel Kinahan is now housed in a 200-year-old maximum-security IRA terror prison, where he is reportedly on 24-hour suicide watch

The Court of Appeal has overturned a decision to grant a miscarriage of justice certificate to an individual whose IRA membership conviction was quashed after h

The British government has provisionally agreed to pay £10 million to families affected by actions of its double agents within the IRA.