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Legal sources in Northern Ireland are playing down the alleged IRA link.
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Prosecutions arising from an alleged IRA spy ring at Stormont were politically motivated, a lawyer claimed yesterday.
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Gardaí have raided a number of houses and businesses of people suspected of aiding alleged IRA money-laundering operations.
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Implementation of the agreement has been delayed by disagreements over welfare "reform" and alleged IRA activity.
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Some of the property belongs to a brother of Thomas "Slab" Murphy, an alleged IRA leader.
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BBC Northern Ireland's Spotlight cited politicians, journalists, and security sources as its basis for naming the alleged IRA leaders.
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The Sinn Féin administration chief accused being involved in an alleged IRA spying in Stormont was today refused bail.
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Maíria Cahill has said more than 30 names of alleged IRA sex offenders have now been given to gardaí.
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The alleged IRA Colombian connection, Castlereagh, talks of spooks, malicious leaks and alleged Russian gun-running are raising political temperatures.
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Twelve exclusion orders - 10 against alleged IRA terrorists and two against alleged loyalist terrorists - have been revoked.
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Lawyers were strongly critical yesterday of delay in the so-called "Stormontgate" case involving an alleged IRA spy ring.
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October 2002 - Sinn Fein offices at the Stormont parliament are raided by police investigating an alleged IRA spy ring.
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The women started a campaign in January after the fatal stabbing of the father of two by alleged IRA members.
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Television crews were at the scene before police raided the office gathering evidence of an alleged IRA spy-ring at Stormont.
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Three men arrested three years ago over an alleged IRA spying ring at Stormont have had the charges against them dropped.
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Oct. 2002 - Sinn Fein offices at the Northern Irish assembly are raided by police investigating an alleged IRA spy ring.