Ex-IRA 'seek anonymity at Bloody Sunday probe'

Former members of the IRA are set to apply to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry anonymously after the tribunal resumes today.

Ex-IRA 'seek anonymity at Bloody Sunday probe'
Mon, 12 Jan, 2004 - 06:42

Former members of the IRA are set to apply to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry anonymously after the tribunal resumes today.

At least two former members of the Provisional IRA and one from the Official IRA are listed to give evidence this week and are expected to seek anonymity.

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