Bloody Sunday inquiry salaries bill tops £3.4m

More than £3.4m has been spent on salaries for staff serving the Bloody Sunday inquiry, the Northern Ireland Office disclosed tonight.

Bloody Sunday inquiry salaries bill tops £3.4m
Tue, 07 May, 2002 - 21:50

More than £3.4m has been spent on salaries for staff serving the Bloody Sunday inquiry, the Northern Ireland Office disclosed tonight.

Junior Northern Ireland Minister Desmond Browne said 35 staff were currently involved, including administrative workers and solicitors.

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