Cory reports to be published today

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between Irish security forces and IRA killers are to due to be published today.

Cory reports to be published today
Thu, 18 Dec, 2003 - 05:24

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between Irish security forces and IRA killers are to due to be published today.

The reports, compiled by Canadian judge Peter Cory, will be made public following a statement by Justice Minister Michael McDowell in the Dáil this afternoon.

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