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Fintan O’Toole: Justice is not available for victims of the Troubles

It is cruel and dishonest to pretend unsolved crimes will ever see justice in court

Fintan O’Toole: Investigating the Troubles requires a hard-headed exchange: truth for amnesty

There will be no justice for victims and the bereaved. But we can at least have the truth

An ordinary bloke with many talents: Remembering Jer O’Leary

‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins

Historian Pádraig Yeates conferred with NUI’s highest degree

Former journalist recognised for research on Irish social and labour history

Calendar of events

A guide to historical happenings around the country this year

Lest we forget: commemorating the events of 1918

The pivotal place of 1918 in European and Irish history will make 2018 a busy centenary

Undocumented fisherman’s injuries at sea are under investigation

Health and Safety Authority is examining trawler incident that left man with severed finger

Discovery of police files opens new chapter on Rising era

Records found in Clontarf attic detail arrests of Larkin and Connolly during Dublin lockout

Diarmaid Ferriter: Right to strike is also part of the legacy of 1916

The letters sent to Luas workers invokes the ghost of the 1913 Dublin lock out

Dublin family claims mustachioed mystery man on stamp

Vincent Poole not Jack White is identified as man in An Post stamp

William Martin Murphy: the legacy

Band of brothers: the Lockout with music and dancing

The Abbey Theatre’s adaptation of James Plunkett’s 1958 play ‘The Risen People’ takes in elements of music hall and vaudeville, and discards Jim Larkin

Thousands attend Dublin Lockout commemoration

Event began with a wreath laying at the statue of Jim Larkin by President

Lockout: biased media on both sides

Cartoon sketches satirised both James Larkin and William Martin Murphy