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Letter to the Editor: Sallins train robbery miscarriage of justice

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Letter to the Editor: Sallins train robbery miscarriage of justice

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan’s rejection (viz, Sean O’Rourke RTÉ Radio 1, July 8) of a 43-year-old apology together with a statutory Inquiry into the 1976 Sallins mail train robbery/miscarriage of justice case should come as no surprise to me, to my family or to the other families whose loved ones were wrongly accused, beaten in garda custody and imprisoned in connection with it.

Relatives of Dublin-Monaghan bombs to sue UK govt

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Relatives of Dublin-Monaghan bombs to sue UK govt

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Families remember victims of Dublin-Monaghan bombings

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Kenny's policy praised by Cameron

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1974 bombings – State must probe claims of collusion

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Calls for inquiry into 30-year-old bombings
Fresh calls for inquiry into Dublin-Monaghan bombs

Relatives of those killed in the Dublin-Monaghan bombings have called for an inquiry into the atrocities which claimed 33 lives 28 years ago today.

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Hundreds gather in memory of Bloody Sunday dead

The 29th annual Bloody Sunday commemoration march takes place in Derry this afternoon, amid growing concern about the tribunal of inquiry now underway.

Sun, 28 Jan, 2001

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