Bomb victims' group hits out at gardaí 'secrecy'

The Gardaí had a culture of secrecy in the early 1970s which still continues to the present day, an Oireachtas committee heard today.

The Gardaí had a culture of secrecy in the early 1970s which still continues to the present day, an Oireachtas committee heard today.

The Justice for the Forgotten group, which represents victims of a Dundalk bar bombing in 1975, also criticised gardaí for withholding crucial files in relation to the crime.

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