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16 June, 2006
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15 June, 2006
No forensic tests carried out on 177 items - Families of six Catholics murdered in Down pub by Ulster Volunteer Force 12 years ago say itâ??s clear the RUC colluded with gang responsible for the slaughter Read full article
14 June, 2006
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8 June, 2006
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6 June, 2006
Ex UVF boss Mark Haddock may have provided PSNI with information leading to arrest of man and woman quizzed by detectives on UVF murder of six innocent catholics in 1994 Read full article
5 June, 2006
Shock 1974 national archive files beg questions about collusion and British parliament being misled - Covert unit was operating in North two years before official acknowledgement by British government Read full article
25 May, 2006
Brother of Martin Doherty, who was killed in a 1994 gun and bomb attack on the Widow Scallan's pub in Dublin, calls for full disclosure Read full article
25 May, 2006
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24 May, 2006
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18 May, 2006
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16 May, 2006
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15 May, 2006
New information unearthed in London by the Justice for the Forgotten group on collusion makes case for a public inquiry into the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings even stronger Read full article
3 May, 2006
Group is seeking independent judicial inquiry into state killings Read full article
1 May, 2006
Ahead of tomorrow's relaunch of its website listing those who have died as result of British state violence or collusion during the recent conflict, the victims group An Fhírinne is appealing to the families of people who were murdered to help complete its database. Read full article
31 March, 2006
Relatives of loyalist victim say independent inquiry's conclusion adds weight to their belief that a policy of co-operation existed between forces that Garda chiefs tried to hide Read full article
23 March, 2006
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3 March, 2006
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3 March, 2006
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15 February, 2006
Danny Morrison is a regular media commentator on Irish politics. He is the author of three novels and three works of non-fiction. Read full article
31 January, 2006
Sinn Féin TD for Louth, Arthur Morgan has welcomed the fact that former Louth Fine Gael TD, Brendan McGahon has finally admitted that he was wrong to blame the IRA for the killing of Seamus Ludlow at the time and has now accepted that loyalists were responsible. Deputy Morgan was responding to McGahon's appearance at the sub-committee on the Barron Report in Leinster House today. Read full article
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