 His role was credited in "Ten Men Dead" by David Beresford,"Biting the Grave" by P. O'Malley and, more recently, in "Blanketmen" and "Afterlives" by former Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer Richard O'Rawe.Following the New Ireland Forum in 1984 and John Hume's decision to represent the redrawn Londonderry constituency as Foyle and a safe seat, Logue left the Dublin-based, National Board for Science and Technology and joined the European Commission in 1984 in Brussels.Following the 1994 IRA ceasefire, Logue, along with two EU colleagues, was asked by EU President Jacques Delors to consult widely throughout Northern Ireland and the Border regions and prepare recommendations for a Peace and Reconciliation Fund to underpin the peace process.