Gerry Adams says London Docklands bomb 'stunned' him
Gerry Adams testified that the 1996 London Docklands IRA bombing stunned him and could have ended peace talks, though he denied advance knowledge or involvement in the attack.
Britain was handed peace process 'on a plate' says Gerry Adams as he gives evidence in London court
Gerry Adams testified in High Court that the Northern Irish peace process was handed to the British government easily, while denying any involvement with the Provisional IRA.
Gerry Adams says London Docklands bomb 'stunned' him
Gerry Adams testified that the 1996 London Docklands IRA bombing stunned him and could have ended peace talks, though he denied advance knowledge or involvement in the attack.
Review of the year, 1995: Renewed peace efforts, 'Playboy' ban lifts, 'Irish Press' closes and the first peek at Luas plans
Anglo-Irish relations and Northern Ireland peace talks advanced amid leadership changes, Gerry Adams' US visa approval, and significant social reforms including legalization of divorce.
I wasn't on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet to Ireland, says former US senator George Mitchell
George Mitchell says the 'GM' passenger on Jeffrey Epstein's flight was Ghislaine Maxwell and denies being a passenger on Epstein's private Ireland flights.
English-born and of unionist stock, dedicated peacemaker Martin Mansergh was the most unlikely Soldier of Destiny
Martin Mansergh was a reclusive Fianna Fáil wordsmith who played a pivotal role in the Northern Ireland peace process and loyally advised senior party leaders.