Two British officers, deeply influenced by Christian Zionism and the fight against Irish nationalism, are celebrated today ...

The family of a man believed to have been shot dead by the British army have said they have no confidence in a controversial legacy body. Patrick Quail was shot dead as he walked along Clifton Street ...

The great majority were neutral or Loyalist. For black people ... those in bondage sided with whichever army promised them personal liberty. The British actively recruited slaves belonging ...

With up to six “mules”, each carrying multiple payloads, the networked AH-64E Apache would be more capable than its predecessors.

But the British ban was problematic, according to Savage, because it applied to a popular political party, Sinn Féin. “Sinn Féin was described as the political arm of the Irish Republican Army ... of ...

Special Branch and a secretive British Army intelligence cell known as the Force Research Unit (FRU). Both had recruited informers from within both the IRA and their loyalist counterparts ...

Published in "Folkmakt, No, 1".