Saville Inquiry renews plea to IRA men

IRA men in Derry on Bloody Sunday when 13 unarmed Catholics were shot dead by British troops were tonight urged to testify at a tribunal into the killings.

IRA men in Derry on Bloody Sunday when 13 unarmed Catholics were shot dead by British troops were tonight urged to testify at a tribunal into the killings.

Apart from Martin McGuinness, the Provisionals’ number two in the city when the atrocity occurred in January 1972, no others have come forward as members of the organisation.

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