Irish man, 61, charged with murders of four soldiers in 1982 bomb

A 61-year-old man Donegal man has been charged with the murder of four soldiers in the IRA Hyde Park bomb in 1982.

Thu, 23 May, 2013 - 01:00
Margaret Davis

John Anthony Downey was at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to face four counts of murder and an explosives charge.

He is accused of being responsible for a car bomb left in South Carriage Drive.

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CourtsPlace: Hyde ParkPlace: South Carriage DrivePlace: Buckingham PalacePlace: Gatwick AirportPlace: Old BaileyPerson: DonegalPerson: John Anthony DowneyPerson: DowneyPerson: Gareth PeircePerson: Roy John BrightPerson: Dennis Richard Anthony DalyPerson: Simon Andrew TipperPerson: Geoffrey Vernon YoungOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Westminster Magistrates’ CourtOrganisation: Royal Household Cavalry
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