Gardaí accused of continually lying about Ludlow murder

The brother of a Co Louth man killed by loyalist paramilitaries 30 years ago has accused Gardaí of continually lying about the case.

Tue, 24 Jan, 2006 - 11:46

The brother of a Co Louth man killed by loyalist paramilitaries 30 years ago has accused Gardaí of continually lying about the case.

Kevin Ludlow made the accusation today as the Oireachtas justice committee began holding public hearings into the Barron Report on the murder of his brother, Seamus.

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