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A Co Louth builder allegedly supplied mobile phones to the Omagh bombers in a plot which also included one of his employees, the High Court has heard.

A jailed Real IRA leader and a senior republican are seeking to go before the European Court of Human Rights in a bid to overturn a ruling that they were liable for the Omagh bombing.

The family of a man murdered by the UDA says they plan to sue the Ministry of Defence and the police for state collusion in their father's killing.

The IRA's hunger strikes could have spread to English prisons, it has been revealed in newly released state files.

A murder probe into the Bloody Sunday killings is to begin in the new year, police chiefs have revealed.

A High Court judge has quashed a former Police Ombudsman's report into the murder of six men in the Loughinisland massacre.

The family of murdered solicitor Pat Finucane believe a change in Government could be their best hope of getting a public inquiry.

There was no overarching state conspiracy in the murder of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane, but a report has found "shocking" levels of state collusion, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

The widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has told UTV she remains determined to get a full public inquiry into the killing after dismissing the de Silva report as a "whitewash" and a "sham".

As the de Silva report into the murder of lawyer Pat Finucane is due to be published, the senior detective in the case tells UTV Live Tonight he believed state collusion played a part in one of the most controversial killings of the Troubles.

The family of Pat Finucane has gathered at a new mural in memory of the murdered solicitor, days before a report into his death is published.

The son of one of the so-called Disappeared has told UTV Live Tonight that Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams once apologised to him privately on behalf of the republican movement.

A UTV Insight special is to mark the 40th anniversary of the ending of Operation Motorman - when troops, tanks and bulldozers poured into Northern Ireland in an attempt to stop the conflict.

A memorial service will take place on Thursday to mark the 30th anniversary of the Droppin' Well bombing in Ballykelly, Co Londonderry.

A memorial dedicated to 10 Protestant men killed by the IRA in the 1976 Kingsmills massacre has been vandalised.

A report into the murder of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane will be published next month, the Northern Ireland Office has confirmed.

A community inquiry into the murder of Catholic teenager Gerard Lawlor claims there were serious failings in the police investigation into his death.

The sister of an IRA victim has told MLAs her world caved in when she heard one of the people convicted in connection with her murder had been appointed to an advisory role at Stormont.

The Victims Commissioner has requested an urgent meeting with the Coroner John Leckey after a number of inquests into controversial deaths were suspended.

Legal action is being considered by families of the Bloody Sunday victims over the lack of progress in the PSNI investigation into the 13 deaths, after it emerged that none of the paratroopers involved have been interviewed yet.

The Ballymurphy families are considering legal action after inquests into a dozen controversial killings were suspended by Northern Ireland's senior coroner because of potential national security concerns.

The family of Pat Finucane have reiterated their call for a full public inquiry into the murder of the Belfast lawyer before a report containing highly classified documents is published next month.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he was honoured to lay a wreath at a Remembrance Day ceremony in Enniskillen on the 25th anniversary of the Poppy Day bomb.

The open wound that is our past has been visible for all to see in recent days - seen in the hurting faces and heard in the voices of the people of Enniskillen.

A minute's silence has been held in Enniskillen to mark the precise moment of the Poppy Day bombing 25 years on.

Relatives of an IRA man shot dead by police 20 years ago are to launch a legal bid to quash verdicts reached at his inquest, it was revealed on Thursday.

The town of Enniskillen was thrust into news headlines around the world, 25 years ago on Thursday, after what became known as the Poppy Day Bomb.

The retrial of two men being sued over the Omagh bomb atrocity will not begin until next year, it was confirmed.

Police will be handed a Historical Enquiries Team report into the Remembrance Day bombing in Enniskillen, to see if a new investigation can go forward.

A new report into the loyalist murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane is to be examined by security chiefs to ensure it does not put lives at risk.

Members of a victims' group representing IRA victims in Co Fermanagh said they have had a positive first meeting with Taoiseach Enda Kenny.

A group of IRA victims from the border area of Fermanagh have met with the Taoiseach in Dublin to ask for an apology for the Irish government's inaction in tackling republican terrorism.

A mother whose teenage son was shot dead by the UVF in 1994, has told UTV her son's clothes, which may have contained vital evidence, were destroyed by the RUC.

Lawyers for the Omagh bomb victims' relatives have won permission to question Garda officers in the Republic of Ireland, as part of the civil retrial of two men being sued over the atrocity.

A senior forensic expert has has told a an inquiry in Dublin he is surprised no-one was ever prosecuted for the IRA killing of 18 British soldiers.