Articles featuring Jean McConville
Say Nothing covers a broad sweep of Troubles history, from civil rights marches in 1969 to the arrest of Gerry Adams for questioning about the murder of Jean McConville. It’s a story about the costs of violence ‘and the way they echo down the years’
The report is due to focus on the healthcare response to the pandemic and it is not clear whether it will be made public
Son of Jean McConville, who was murdered by the IRA in 1972, died aged 65 last week
TV review: The comedian explores the North’s centenary in One Hundred Years of Union
Republican masterminded robberies before playing key role in Sinn Féin’s road to peace
Belfast republican, involved in Maze prison escape, was receiving treatment for an illness
It is important for the family to show that their mother Jean was not an informant
Judge dismisses recordings and directs jury to find Bell not guilty of soliciting murder
Judge John O’Hara says taped confession was ‘improperly and dishonestly induced’
Jean McConville, the Boston tapes, Ivor Bell and Pat McClure
Long read: Tapes which implicated Gerry Adams deemed inadmissible in Belfast trial
Judge directs jury to not guilty verdict: ‘You cannot find him to have done the acts alleged’
Jean McConville’s son-in-law feared families would be used as bargaining chip
We must ensure the super rich don’t get a pass because they fling money at the arts
Anna Burns’s novel and Patrick Radden Keefe’s study of Jean McConville’s murder honoured
Criminal proceedings halted by Belfast judge using mental health legislation
Author Patrick Radden Keefe's 'Say Nothing' explores a killing that still resonates
Journalist Ed Moloney on his interview with the compelling, acidic late IRA woman
Former IRA prisoner recounted how she was haunted by killings of Disappeared
The 2018 Fleadh was defined by some first-class documentaries. Evidence that we can’t escape our violent past came with Keepers of the Flame, Unquiet Graves and I, Dolours
Party has had tense relationship with Drew Harris – some partly blame him for Adams’s arrest
Drew Harris profile: ‘One of the most decent human beings I worked with in the North’
More than 40 years ago Lynskey was kidnapped and killed by the IRA
Gerry Adams years: SDLP stalwart says Sinn Féin leader only hardened tribal divisions
Anthony McIntyre recalls the Sinn Féin leader’s time in the Provisional IRA
No action on abuse inquiry recommendations for victims until new executive set up
Mary Lou McDonald will need to opt for continuity as Gerry Adams’s heir
Minister’s vexed remarks come as committee reviewing amendment set to make proposals
Departure will put theory Adams was cap on party’s potential in Republic to test
Court told that Ivor Bell (80) has dementia and legal process ‘could be harmful’ to his health
Dáil committee hears stories from women who travelled overseas for terminations
Court hears Ivor Bell (80) unfit for trial due to dementia, but prosecutors intend to proceed
Malachi O’Doherty says Sinn Féin leader one of world’s most successful politicians
A new book outlines the urgent need to tackle North's longstanding mental-health problems
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
