MI5 takes lead spy role in Ulster security
News Article 24 February 2005
MI5 is to take the lead role in Northern Ireland on issues of national security, Paul Murphy has announced.
Raids could prove IRA bank robbery link
Press Review 18 February 2005
Seven people have been arrested and more than £2 million seized in the Irish republic following a series of raids in an operation against IRA money laundering.
Adams slams Ahern over IRA bank raid claims
Press Review 11 February 2005
An Independent Monitoring Commission report which blamed the IRA for the theft of £26.5 million from a Belfast bank has been described as "rubbish" by Gerry Adams.
Blair apologises for bomb jailings
News Article 9 February 2005
The prime minister has apologised to two families over the wrongful imprisonment of 11 people following the bombing of pubs in Guildford and Woolwich in the mid-1970s.
NI peace talks drag on
Press Review 2 December 2004
Gerry Adams has placed responsibility for clinching an agreement to restore the power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland on to Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern.
Northern Ireland peace deal edges closer
Press Review 30 November 2004
The year-long stalemate in the Northern Ireland peace process may be drawing to a close.
Adams set for police talks
Press Review 29 November 2004
A delegation from Sinn Fein will today hold talks with Northern Ireland's most senior policeman, Hugh Orde.
Army set for pre-Christmas Ulster withdrawal
Press Review 4 October 2004
Britain's top army officers are hopeful that troops could start to pull out of Northern Ireland by Christmas.
Finucane inquiry brings peace deal closer
Press Review 24 September 2004
The deadlock in the Northern Ireland peace process moved a step closer to being broken yesterday with the announcement of an inquiry into the 1989 murder of Catholic solicitor Pat Finucane.
Finucane inquiry announced
News Article 23 September 2004
The government has announced an inquiry into the murder of
