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Murder and Mayhem in May 1972
By Ciarán MacAirt |
The daughter of Patrick McVeigh, Patricia, writes about the murder of her father on the 50th anniversary, recounting the family's campaign.
Read More The McMahon Family Murders – 100 Years Ago
By Ciarán MacAirt |
A short article commemorating the McMahon Family Murders on the 100th anniversary of the alleged police atrocity.
Read More British Military Intelligence on the Murder of Billy Hanna
By Ciarán MacAirt |
Read a secret British Military Intelligence file and logs on the murder of Billy Hanna
Read More Northern Ireland’s Silent Defenders?
By Ciarán MacAirt |
Who were the Silent Defenders? Secret British military archives name them although all may not be what seems to be.
Read More Supreme Court Confirms PSNI Failings in Investigating Jean’s Murder
By Ciarán MacAirt |
Supreme Court confirms PSNI failings in case of murder of West Belfast woman Jean Smyth-Campbell, murdered by British Armed Forces in Ireland in 1972.
Read More Family of Michael Leonard Meet with Department of Foreign Affairs
By Ciarán MacAirt |
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council voted to support the family of Michael Leonard who was murdered by the police in 1973.
Read More Council Support for the Family of Michael Leonard
By Ciarán MacAirt |
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council voted to support the family of Michael Leonard who was murdered by the police in 1973.
Read More Time for Truth Campaign National Day of Action
By Ciarán MacAirt |
The families of the Time for Truth Campaign mobilized for a National Day of Action against Britain's amnesty proposals.
Read More The Killing of Marian Brown
By Ciarán MacAirt |
The killing of teenager Marian Brown is recorded as the prosaic “Mulhouse Shooting” in secret British Military archives. The mill on Mulhouse Street had been taken over by the British Army as barracks. Three other unarmed teenagers were also hit in the shooting including Thomas Corrigan, Marian’s boyfriend, her sister and another local teenager. Their […]
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