IRA members set to give Bloody Sunday evidence

Two more members of the Provisional IRA are preparing to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, it was claimed tonight.

Thu, 19 Sep, 2002 - 18:10

Two more members of the Provisional IRA are preparing to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, it was claimed tonight.

The tribunal into the killing of 13 civilians in Derry 30 years ago heard the paramilitary witnesses may be about to issue statements.

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