Finucane family to meet Paisley

The family of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane is holding talks with the Rev Ian Paisley today over proposals for an inquiry into one of the most controversial murders of the Troubles.

Finucane family to meet Paisley
Mon, 13 Feb, 2006 - 07:13

The family of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane is holding talks with the Rev Ian Paisley today over proposals for an inquiry into one of the most controversial murders of the Troubles.

The Stormont meeting with the DUP leader comes days after the family pledged to take their fight for the truth about the 1989 killing to Dublin.

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