IRA ended its campaign of violence the former Sinn Féin leader believes there is a greater opportunity for a united Ireland ...

Gerry Adams has admitted he does enjoy some of the music played by loyalist marching bands and believes the Sash is not a ...

The IRA formally ended its 35-year paramilitary campaign on July 28 2005, when former republican prisoner Séanna Walsh read a ...

On 23rd January, in this column, I raised the danger that taxpayers may have to pay compensation to Gerry Adams as a ...

GERRY Adams has spoken of his regret that the end of the Provisional IRA campaign took decades to bring about. The 2005 ...

The IRA’s 2005 ultimate ceasefire took decades to bring about, Gerry Adams has said – but he suggested the UK government was ...

A former counter-terror officer has challenged Gerry Adams’ claim that the UK government was the prime reason why "it took so ...

The 2005 statement by the Provisional IRA announcing the end of its armed campaign took decades to bring about, Gerry Adams has said.

Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams talks ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Provisional IRA's announcement of the ending of its armed campaign.

The former Sinn Fein president was speaking ahead of the 20th anniversary of the end of the Provisional IRA’s armed struggle.