On 19th May 2002, 34-year-old Paul Gault was found murdered in his home in Lisburn, where he lived with his wife, Lesley, and their five-year-old triplets.
On 12th August 1981, Ballinderry, County Antrim, experienced a profound tragedy when nine-year-old Jennifer Cardy was abducted while cycling to a nearby friend's house.
On 8th October 2004, Rachel Callaly was found brutally murdered in her Dublin home. Very quickly,the finger of suspicion pointed towards her husband Joe O'Reilly, who played the part of a perfect husband, fooling friends and family alike. It took three years of surprising twists and turns, bizarre encounters and ground-breaking detective work to secure a conviction.
In 1983, the IRA kidnapped British supermarket executive Don Tidey near his Dublin home. This triggered an unprecedented response from Irish law enforcement, with a joint operation involving the police and the Irish armed forces. The extensive manhunt marked a historic moment of cooperation between the two organisations.
In the heart of West Belfast, a promising young boxer is tragically found stabbed to death. PSNI Detective John McVea faces the challenge of solving a murder that holds the potential to disrupt the fragile peace within the community.
In 2011, Queen Elizabeth II made history as the first British monarch to visit Ireland.