1974 bombings relatives take case to Europe

A relatives’ group of people killed and injured in the 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombings said today they would be taking their case to the European Court of Human Rights.

1974 bombings relatives take case to Europe
Sat, 19 Jun, 2004 - 18:17

A relatives’ group of people killed and injured in the 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombings said today they would be taking their case to the European Court of Human Rights.

Justice for the Forgotten (JFF) claimed they now have evidence to back up claims of collusion in the loyalist bombings which killed 33 people.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EuropePlace: DublinPerson: Greg O’NeillPerson: O’NeillPerson: JusticePerson: Henry BarronEvent: 1974Event: 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombingsOrganisation: European Court of Human RightsOrganisation: Justice for the ForgottenOrganisation: JFFOrganisation: European courtOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: Oireachtas
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