Ballymurphy

Morning View

Editorial: Sunak should dismiss idea that he apologise for Stakeknife

Morning View

Editorial: The unionist and UK moral collapse on the legacy of terrorism

Morning View

Editorial: Omagh bomb inquiry could be very expensive and turn against the RUC

Ballymurphy Parade pays tribute to those killed

Ballymurphy parade: 21 images from the event

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's cavalcade arrives at Hillsborough Castle

Protest over Troubles legacy proposals during Boris Johnson’s visit

News Letter editorial

A sensible ruling from Europe on SAS killing of two Irish republican terrorists

News Letter editorial

Bloody Sunday was a horrifying turning point after other terrible killings

News Letter editorial

Dennis Hutchings died on trial, far from home, yet IRA leaders escape justice

Shadow Secretary of State Louise Haigh meets with the Ballymurphy families at Springhill Community House in Ballymurphy, Belfast, from left John Teggart, Rita Bonner and Eileen Mc Keown. Photograph by Declan Roughan / Press Eye

Troubles amnesty plan is risk to reconciliation says Labour Party’s Louise Haigh

News Letter editorial

Reprehensible naming of soldiers must be punished

Paul Young is an advisor to Northern Ireland Veterans Movement. He writes: "In 1979 two young soldiers of my regiment the Blues and Royals were murdered by the IRA in Andersonstown. Do they not also deserve an Article 2 compliant legacy inquest?"

It is now time for those murdered by IRA also to get legacy inquests

Victims of IRA atrocities such as La Mon lack the benefit of a Sinn Fein campaign for scrutiny in their case, and sadly are being forgotten. Other terrorist killings include those at Teebane, Bloody Friday, Enniskillen, Claudy and hundreds of individual cases

Let the Ballymurphy findings show way to legacy inquests for victims of terror

Letter to the editor

Ballymurphy was a tragedy in all respects but not a massacre

Sinn Fein President, Mary Lou McDonald (front) and deputy First Minister and Sinn Fein vice-President, Michelle O'Neill.

Sinn Fein chief Mary Lou-McDonald plays down lack of meeting with Prince Charles

While republicans are protesting security forces killings, they omit the fact that their own paramilitaries killed more Catholics, the people they claimed to be fighting for, than the police and army together

It was republican terrorists who killed the most Catholics during the Troubles

The innocents of Ballymurphy in 1971 deserve sympathy, as do the ignored victims of atrocities such as Enniskillen in 1987, above

There can never be justification for the shooting of innocents

A letter from the Rev Ivan Foster:

Ivan Foster

One of the locations where some of the Ballymurphy victims were killed in August 1971

State rightly held to higher standard if it fails but terrorists must face truth

Relatives of ten people shot dead in Ballymurphy in 1971. Photo: Pacemaker Belfast

Other victims: Now let us find our justice

News Letter editorial

Ballymurphy was an appalling tragedy which happened in a terrible context

Letter to the editor

Truth for the Ballymurphy families, after 50 years of battling

Letter to the editor

The world now knows what Ireland has had to suffer for 851 years

Father Paddy McCafferty takes outdoor confession at Corpus Christi in Ballymurphy, west Belfast, at the weekend

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Pastor Mark McClurg

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Family members outside Laganside Courts in Belfast hold images of some of those who were killed in disputed circumstances over the course of three days between August 9-August 11, 1971

Eleventh hour plea for soldiers who fired shots at Ballymurphy to come forward

Relatives of those killed at Ballymurphy outside court on Monday

Calls for IRA to testify about attacks on soldiers at Ballymurphy

News Letter editorial

Remembering the sectarian murders of Orange brethren

The pro-Parachute Regiment graffito stencilled on Free Derry wall last night.

‘Soldier F’ graffiti painted on ‘Free Derry’ mural

Graffiti in support of a soldier awaiting trial over events on Bloody Sunday has been painted on ‘Free Derry Corner’.

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Lyndsay Bradley. (Photo issued by P.S.N.I.)

Missing N.I. woman last seen leaving hospital A&E

Simon Coveney and Karen Bradley at Stormont in April. "The two governments have strived to avoid dealing with crimes, as in their view that is necessary for the political process. Essentially to ignore murder! They failed to resource our criminal justice system to enable it to bring to justice those responsible for those crimes." Photo Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press

Trevor Ringland: We need Nuremberg trials as precusor to dealing with legacy, bu...

Letter to the editor

There should be a march for truth and justice for the victims of IRA terrorism

Ballymurphy Inquest

Ballymurphy inquest witness asks to give evidence from behind screen

John Teggart (centre), whose father Danny was shot dead in Ballymurphy, speaks to media outside Belfast Coroner's Court, alongside other bereaved relatives. (Photo: David Young/P.A. Wire)

Families of Ballymurphy victims 'just want money' claims ex-army medic

Relatives of some of the 10 Ballymurphy victims outside court before Mondays hearing

Ballymurphy inquest: Families of dead just want money, says former Army medic

The aggravated burglary occurred at a house in the Brittons Parade area of west Belfast. Pic by Google

Man attacked with knife during aggravated burglary

Family members hold images of those who died in disputed circumstance in Ballymurphy in 1971, outside Laganside Courts in Belfast as the inquest into their deaths continues.

Retired General's 'enormous sympathy' for Ballymurphy families

John Teggart, son of Ballymurphy victim Danny Teggart, speaks to the media before the start of Monday's inquest proceedings

Ballymurphy inquest: Ex-Army commander tells of ‘enormous sympathy’ for families

Alan Barry pictured at a Justice for Northern Ireland Veterans rally

Veteran not prosecuted for Ballymurphy inquest ‘contempt’ tweets

Woman arrested over dissident republican weapons haul is released

PSNI

Man with head injury found in street

The shootings took place in Ballymurphy in 1971

Ballymurphy shootings: New potential witness emerges

Family begins damages claim against culprits in 2006 stab killing

Graham Craig

DUP councillor's apology over '˜PIRA mouthpiece' tweet

Families outside Belfast Court in April at a previous preliminary hearing of an inquest into the Ballymurphy killings: Picture: Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

Ballymurphy families fail in bid to block UVF inquest evidence

Relatives of the Ballymurphy massacre at a previous court appearance

Ballymurphy shootings inquest special status bid outrageous, barrister says

Families and supporters of the Ballymurphy victims outside court

Ballymurphy inquest: MoD '˜can't find address' of Troubles veterans group

John Teggart, whose father Danny was shot dead, speaking to the media outside Laganside Courts, Belfast, in 2016

Ballymurphy relative: we don't believe for a minute the UVF are helping us

Relatives questioned why the loyalist paramilitary group did not acknowledge responsibility at the time of the killings

Ballymurphy families sceptical at UVF move to admit role in shootings

Morning View

Letter to veterans of NI gives them fresh ground for concern

Former soldiers from the Justice for Northern Ireland Veterans group and supporters at a Belfast City Hall rally last year

Army veterans urged to put Ballymurphy inquest letters '˜in the bin'

Ambulance

'Brutal' paramilitary shootings condemned

Families of victims and survivors of atrocities in the Troubles protest outside Stormont, Belfast to show their opposition to a proposed statute of limitations for killings in the conflict

Families protest over proposed statute of limitations for Troubles killings

Gerry Adams and Simon Hamilton

Hamilton welcomes Adams' '˜change of tone' over talks deadlock

Children cry, elderly people rush away and there is general confusion after the 1987 IRA Poppy Day massacre in Enniskillen, in which 11 Protestants were murdered at a remembrance service. Picture Pacemaker Press

SF chair's remarks on Poppy Day bomb cause disharmony and trauma

Kevin Nolan at Laganside court

Man jailed for storing Semtex, ammunition and guns for dissident republicans

UUP MLA and military veteran Doug Beattie MC at the Belfast protest

Beattie: Saoradh protesters' freedom '˜fought for by the men standing with me'