Father of murdered loyalist in talks with Irish officials

The father of a loyalist allegedly murdered by his colleagues in the Ulster Volunteer Force is meeting senior officials from the Taoiseach's office today as part of his campaign for an inquiry into the killing.

The father of a loyalist allegedly murdered by his colleagues in the Ulster Volunteer Force is meeting senior officials from the Taoiseach's office today as part of his campaign for an inquiry into the killing.

Twenty-two-year-old Belfast man Raymond McCord's badly beaten body was found in a quarry in north Belfast in November 1997.

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