Paramilitary killer disrupts N.Irish self-rule talks
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A Northern Irish paramilitary cut short an already chaotic debate on the province's political future on Friday by throwing what he said was a bomb into the building where parties were meeting.
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An Irish diplomat based in Belfast is transferred to Dublin because of threats to her safety.
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The Northern Ireland Assembly missed another deadline for forming a government Friday, then politicians fled the building after one of the province's most infamous Protestant militants tossed a bomb-filled bag ...Comment
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Northern Ireland's main parties are to resume talks aimed at restoring self-rule in the long-troubled province, after they were aborted last week when an ex-paramilitary tried to storm the meeting.
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A public inquiry is resuming into the 1997 killing of Billy Wright, one of NI's most feared loyalist paramilitaries.
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An inquest is told that a west Belfast man was killed because he stood up to dissident republicans.
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The Northern Ireland Assembly missed another deadline for forming a government Friday, then politicians fled the building as one of the province's most infamous Protestant militants burst in, claiming to have a ...Comment
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Less than two weeks ago, some of the most senior loyalist paramilitary figures in Northern Ireland walked through the doors at Stormont and into a dialogue with the secretary of state.
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Pressure grew on Northern Ireland's main Protestant party to back a deal to revive self-rule in the province, after a British minister said he is sure the IRA has renounced violence for good.
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The Northern Ireland peace process has reached a crucial point as two key &quot;make or break&quot; meetings take place today. A Sinn FÃ©in delegation led by party President Gerry Adams has an unprecedented meeting with PSNI Chief Constable Hugh Orde.
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Northern Ireland's police chief blamed  the IRA on Friday for a massive bank raid in Belfast, an  accusation that undermines efforts to hand back running of the  British province to its divided Catholics and Protestants.
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Police in Northern Ireland on Friday blamed last month's $50 million bank robbery here on the outlawed Irish Republican Army, in a move that is certain to derail peacemaking efforts in the province.
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BELFAST -- One of Belfast's most notorious militants stormed into the Northern Ireland Assembly headquarters yesterday with a bagful of pipe bombs, forcing an evacuation that overshadowed the politicians' failure to meet a deadline for forming a new Catholic-Protestant administration.
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The police blamed the Irish Republican Army (IRA) for a major bank robbery last month in Northern Ireland, triggering concerns about efforts to revive the peace process in the British province.
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A spectacular bank robbery in Belfast last month, in which thieves netted nearly $50 million, has cast a pall on Northern Ireland peace negotiations and thrown Catholic-Protestant political relations in ...
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Sinn Fein, the Northern Ireland party that once backed the killing of police officers, met the province's police commander for the first time Monday, in pursuit of a new peace agreement between Catholics and ...
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A Sinn Fein MP denies a potential witness to the murder of Paul Quinn is under threat from the IRA.