Guildford Four apology

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Call for fresh probe into Guildford Four prosecution

Solicitors have called for a fresh criminal investigation into the alleged “suppression of forensic evidence” in the prosecution of the Guildford Four, more than 40 years ago.

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Guildford Four's Conlon praises SDLP support

Guildford Four member Gerry Conlon today paid an emotional tribute to members of the SDLP for standing by him as he sought to clear his name.

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Mystery of who carried out bombings still unsolved

The Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven did not carry out the bombings – but who really did remains a mystery to this day.

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Conlon to speak at SDLP conference

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Blair 'must appoint commissioner for victims' in NI

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Conlon 'pleased' with Blair's apology

Ahern welcomes Blair apology

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has welcomed the British Prime Minister's apology to 11 Irish people who were wrongfully convicted in connection with IRA bombings in Guildford and London in 1974.

Wed, 09 Feb, 2005

Blair apologises to Conlon, Maguire families

British Prime Minister Tony Blair today publicly apologised to the Conlon and Maguire families for their wrongful imprisonment for the IRA bomb attacks in Guildford and Woolwich in 1974.

Wed, 09 Feb, 2005

Gerry Conlon describes fight to clear name

Miscarriage of justice victim Gerry Conlon said today it has been harder to clear his name than to get out of prison.

Wed, 09 Feb, 2005

Guildford Four in Commons to await Blair apology

The victims of one of Britain’s biggest miscarriages of justice will travel to the House of Commons today in the hope that Tony Blair will publicly apologise for their wrongful imprisonment.

Wed, 09 Feb, 2005