Robert Nairac was killed and secretly buried almost 50 years ago. The location of his remains has been a mystery ever since.

An area of farmland in County Louth is to be examined for the remains of Captain Robert Nairac, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA while working undercover. It is the first search for his ...

The search for the remains of Captain Robert Nairac is beginning on a farmland in Co Louth nearly 50 years after he disappeared in Northern Ireland.

An area of farmland in County Louth is being examined for the remains of Captain Robert Nairac, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA while working undercover. It is the first search for his ...

Capt Robert Nairac was one of the most controversial and mysterious figures in the history of The Troubles; a maverick in life, an enigma in death. On Monday, the organisation charged with trying ...

Robert Nairac was beaten and shot in the head But on the day the Nairac dig got under way the BBC in Northern Ireland dropped a podcast which appeared to point to the source.

Robert Nairac taken in Connemara - some years before he joined British Army. Robert Nairac had friends in Dublin and Connemara, and paid a number of visits to Ireland as a teenager and young man.

A survivor of the Miami Showband massacre is threatening legal action in a bid to be allowed to use a military document to support allegations that missing British army officer Robert Nairac may ...

Who was Robert Nairac and what happened to him? ‘If remains are discovered, it will answer one of the questions that have swirled around the life and death of this 29-year-old soldier’ Expand ...

Northern Ireland Search for Disappeared soldier Robert Nairac to begin on border Nairac is believed to have been abducted and killed by the IRA while on an undercover operation in a pub in south ...

A “painstaking” search for the remains of Disappeared soldier Robert Nairac is taking place close to an historical site near the Irish border. The British Army officer is believed to have been ...

Robert Nairac was a devout Catholic from Gloucestershire. After graduating from Oxford – where he read medieval and military history – he joined the Grenadier Guards.