Ann McCabe backs probe into first death of garda in Troubles

Calls for a public inquiry into the first garda officer killed in the Troubles were today backed by the widow of murdered garda Jerry McCabe.

Ann McCabe backs probe into first death of garda in Troubles
Fri, 05 Jan, 2007 - 11:19

Calls for a public inquiry into the first garda officer killed in the Troubles were today backed by the widow of murdered garda Jerry McCabe.

Republican splinter group Saor Eire was blamed for shooting garda Richard Fallon during an armed robbery in Dublin in April 1970.

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