Lawyer slams lack of British co-operation in bombs probe
A lawyer representing the families of three men killed in two loyalist bomb attacks in Dublin in the early 1970s has criticised the British government for failing to fully co-operate with the investigation into the bombings.
Speaking at the start of an Oireachtas committee hearing into the attacks, Cormac O'Dulachain, who represents the victims group Justice for the Forgotten, said the British government's actions raised questions about it commitments to the peace process and the overall rule of law.
