Unconditional release of Derry man who was arrested for the murder of journalist Lyra McKee
We can confirm the release of the 29 year old man arrested this morning in the Creggan area of Derry in relation to Lyra...
Ex-soldier Doug Beattie says MoD bid to withhold money from family of Bloody Sunday victim ‘wrong’
UUP MLA Doug Beattie has said that an appeal by the Ministry of Defence against money awarded to the family of a man killed...
Bloody Sunday: Court rejects MoD’s appeal against compensation
A Ministry of Defence (MoD) appeal against a decision to award the family of a man killed on Bloody Sunday an extra payment of...
Father of brothers Gerard and Rory Cairns killed by UVF calls for independent public inquiry
THE father of two brothers killed by the UVF has called on Secretary of State Julian Smith to hold a public inquiry. Gerard Cairns...
Geraldine Finucane granted permission to challenge alleged failure to investigate husband Pat’s death
The widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has won High Court permission to challenge an alleged failure to act on a finding that...
Bloody Sunday Anniversary
At this precise moment (4:08pm) on 30 January 1972, soldiers of Support Company, First Battalion the Parachute Regiment drove through Barrier 12 on Little...
Taxi driver (52) acquitted of sexually assaulting 18-year-old passenger
Report from Belfast Crown Court today where taxi driver represented by Madden & Finucane was acquitted of sexual assault. A 52-year-old taxi driver broke...
Bloody Sunday families demand case be kept in Derry
The Bloody Sunday families will fight “tooth and nail” to prevent the Soldier F murder case being moved out of Derry. Michael McKinney, whose...
Derry man stopped ‘150 times’ subject to ‘arbitrary’ police actions: court told
Report from the Court of Appeal where Madden & Finucane represent Derry man Steven Ramsey. The appeal will continue for a third day on...
Court of Appeal maintains man’s liberty and gives public acknowledgement that his right to a fair trial within a reasonable time was breached by the prosecution
A bank worker given community service for stealing nearly £80,000 from customer accounts received an unduly lenient sentence, the Court of Appeal ruled on...