Ex-Policing Board deputy chairman met bombing suspect priest

A priest suspected of involvement in the Claudy bombing met a former deputy chairman of the Northern Ireland Policing Board, it was revealed today.

Ex-Policing Board deputy chairman met bombing suspect priest
Fri, 10 Sep, 2010 - 16:46

A priest suspected of involvement in the Claudy bombing met a former deputy chairman of the Northern Ireland Policing Board, it was revealed today.

Denis Bradley said he was not aware of Fr James Chesney’s link to the 1972 IRA atrocity at the time.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Co DerryPlace: Co DonegalPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: DublinPerson: Denis BradleyPerson: Fr James ChesneyPerson: BradleyPerson: Fr ChesneyPerson: Deputy First MinisterPerson: Martin McGuinnessPerson: McGuinnessPerson: Al HutchinsonPerson: FrPerson: ChesneyEvent: Claudy bombingEvent: ClaudyEvent: 1972 IRAEvent: IRAEvent: Claudy bombingsOrganisation: Ex-Policing BoardOrganisation: Northern Ireland Policing BoardOrganisation: Northern Ireland PoliceOrganisation: Consultative GroupOrganisation: BBCOrganisation: Catholic Church
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