Fr Eric Crasta new parish priest of Bantwal church

A file photo dated May 1972 of prominent Republican and former IRA member Dolours Price. In April the US Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from the two men to block the release of interviews with the late Dolours Price, who was jailed for the ...

The US supreme court rejected an appeal against their release of an interview with the late Dolours Price to police in Northern Ireland. Photograph: Pacemaker Recordings of a secret interview with the late Dolours Price could be handed over to ...

Police Service of Northern Ireland to get tapes containing testimony of Old Bailey bomber Dolours Price. Tapes containing testimony from the late IRA Old Bailey bomber Dolours Price are to made available to the Police Service of Northern Ireland ...

Dolours Price was, to put it mildly, a controversial figure. According to the New York Times, in her time as a member of the Irish Republican Army, she , helped carry out kidnappings and executions of suspected informants, and spoke out against the ...

In an excerpt from her new memoir, Edna OBrien returns to Ireland to build a house in which she hopes to avail of the peace that passeth understanding, only to find that even the best laid plans can go awry. Donegal It was to Donegal, in the ...

In a decision penned in late May, the First Circuit to the British authorities. The "Belfast Project" is a Boston College compilation of personal interviews and testimonials from former Irish Republican Army members, and in 2011 the British ...

VETERAN republican Ruairi OBradaigh has died at the age of 80. The former leader of two republican parties and one-time IRA chief of staff died yesterday following an illness. O Bradaigh held a number of senior posts within mainstream and ...

(CN) - The 1st Circuit reined in the reach of a subpoena that would give the United Kingdom access to Boston College's confidential interviews with former Irish Republic Army fighters.In December 2011, a federal judge ruled that Boston College must ...

A federal appeals court has ruled that Boston College need not release 74 transcripts of interviews from an oral history project about political organizations associated with the Northern Ireland "Troubles." The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First ...