Johnny Dignam was a 32-year-old IRA member and former Republican prisoner from Portadown. He was one of three people whose bodies were found on a country roadside in south Armagh in July 1992.

Killing of Colm McKevitt by the Irish Republican Army (IRA) at Killeen in south Armagh. Report shows Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) and Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) members at the scene of the ...

The IRA, on ceasefire at the time, denied involvement but it is believed its members from south Armagh carried out the massacre. “Kingsmills was perpetrated by Provisional IRA terrorists in an ...

The Irish Republican Army (IRA) says it used a heavy machine ... British Army observation tower, South Armagh. The reporter is Fergal Keane.

More resources are required to protect the public from “serious criminal activity” in south Armagh, it has been warned. The call comes after police vehicles were rammed in two separate ...

Three police officers and a nun were killed when a landmine hidden in a culvert was detonated on 24 July 1990 A man arrested by detectives investigating the 1990 IRA murders of three police ...

A video appeared on social media from a changing room after Armagh's victory over Cavan Armagh county camogie team has been criticised after appearing to sing a pro-IRA song after last weekend's ...