Person: Paul Hosking

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Slain man’s family accepts killers will not be caught

THE family of a murdered Dundalk forestry worker murdered by a loyalist sectarian gang say they have given up hope of his killers being brought to justice.

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Decision not to interview murder suspects ‘political’

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Decision not to interview suspects 'probably political'

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Fugitive loyalists can apply for presidential pardons

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Family seeks apology over Ludlow death probe

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Report critical of handling of Ludlow case

A file will always remain open, say gardaí

THE file on the killing of Seamus Ludlow remains open, officially. However, it is unlikely a murder committed three decades ago is top priority for detectives in the Border region.

Thu, 08 Sep, 2005

Person: Paul Hosking

Slain man’s family accepts killers will not be caught

Decision not to interview murder suspects ‘political’

Decision not to interview suspects 'probably political'

Fugitive loyalists can apply for presidential pardons

Family seeks apology over Ludlow death probe

Report critical of handling of Ludlow case

A file will always remain open, say gardaí

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Mick Clifford

Person: Paul Hosking

Slain man’s family accepts killers will not be caught

Decision not to interview murder suspects ‘political’

Decision not to interview suspects 'probably political'

Fugitive loyalists can apply for presidential pardons

Family seeks apology over Ludlow death probe

Report critical of handling of Ludlow case

A file will always remain open, say gardaí

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Mick Clifford

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