Out of the 16 people who ‘disappeared’ during the Troubles, 3 have still to be found: Columba McVeigh, Joe Lynskey and Robert Nairac.
"We are worried that a hard Brexit will create a vacuum that will become a rally call and a recruiting ground for dissident republicans."
"To all who bear political responsibility for the affairs of Ireland... you must show that there is a peaceful, political way to justice. You must show that peace achieves the works of justice, and violence does not." - Pope John Paul II
A suggestion that the Diocesan Trust has a problem with the symbol of the poppy is quite untrue.
Fr Reid was one of the main negotiators in the IRA ceasefire which helped end decades of conflict in Northern Ireland. Along with Methodist Minister Rev Harold Good, he oversaw the decommissioning of IRA arms.
“We knew there were a lot of students in dire straits,” Fr Shay Casey told Catholicireland.net. Those who receive the food have been identified as being “on the margins”.
Martin McGuinness “made an immense contribution to sustaining peace by reaching out a hand of friendship and reconciliation and being prepared to model alternatives to dispute and division” – Archbishop Eamon Martin.
Redemptorist priest played a significant role in the Peace Process in Northern Ireland for many years.
“Even as a student, his special talents were clearly in evidence whether performing with distinction in the school opera or simply keeping his friends continually entertained."
Bishop Leahy pays tribute to DUP leader Arlene Foster as an example of how we can deal with the past.
Methodist clergyman who oversaw decommissioning of IRA weapons warns years of work could be lost if the devolved administration implodes.
IRA murder of Lord Mountbatten helped Prince understand suffering and the "agonies borne by so many others in these islands.”
59-year-old Fr Francis Kelleher paid €4,000 to three men to threaten his nephew.
“Some families are living a long Good Friday and it is difficult for them to know the Easter promise of resurrection.”
“Sadly there may be people in the area that have information which would help in bringing closure to this sorry saga" - Bishop Michael Smith.
Hughie O’Donoghue designed two stained glass windows in the Abbey.
Victims endured "horror and barbarity" Bishop Smith states at Co Meath prayer ceremony.
