The North’s Police Ombudsman is to launch a fresh investigation into the loyalist gun killings at Loughinisland.

The families of six men shot dead in a sectarian massacre have praised football chiefs after they agreed to let the Republic of Ireland mark the atrocity at Euro 2012.

RELATIVES of six men murdered by loyalist paramilitaries in the North 17 years ago yesterday rejected the findings of a fresh report into the massacre and accused police of colluding with the killers.

Relatives of six men murdered by loyalists in the North in 1994 have insisted there was security force collusion in the killings.

The families of six men gunned down in a bar in the North as they watched a World Cup match are to take their case for justice to the European Parliament.

A man and a woman questioned about the murders of six men who were shot dead as they watched the 1994 World Cup in a pub were tonight released without charge.

A man and a woman were questioned today about the murders of six men who were shot dead as they watched the 1994 World Cup on television at a pub in Northern Ireland.

A man and a woman were being questioned today about the gunning down of six men as they watched the World Cup in a pub in the North 12 years ago.

A special mass is due to take place in Loughinisland, Co Down, to mark the tenth anniversary of the murder of six men in the village by loyalist paramilitaries 10 years ago today.