Robert Nairac

IRA man John Francis Green was killed 50 years ago in Co Monaghan, with claims the loyalist Glenanne gang were responsible.

Cautious optimism in the search for Captain Robert Nairac

Capt Nairac is believed to have been abducted and killed by the IRA while on an undercover operation in a pub in south Armagh in 1977.

The actor supported the families of loved ones who were killed and secretly buried during a silent walk at Stormont.

A sixth search is under way for the man who went missing aged 19 in 1975.

Excavators are to return to a site in Co Monaghan to began a new search for the teenager murdered and secretly buried by the IRA.

THE Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains (ICLVR) has renewed an appeal for information that will help find the remains of British soldier Robert Nairac, who disappeared 45 years ago today.

Previously unseen British army intelligence documents have linked undercover British soldier Robert Nairac to the Miami Showband Massacre.

EXPERTS tasked with finding the remains of the 'Disappeared' victims of the Troubles have dismissed outright the possibility that former British soldier Robert Nairac was buried in an area of forest identified by a psychic.

THE commission responsible for locating the 'Disappeared' is to conduct an examination of an area in Co Louth where it is claimed the remains of British army captain Robert Nairac may be buried.