Robinson: Bloody Sunday inquiry should investigate McGuinness

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson has said any inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings should include the role of Martin McGuinness.

Robinson: Bloody Sunday inquiry should investigate McGuinness
Fri, 06 Jul, 2012 - 16:18

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson has said any inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings should include the role of Martin McGuinness.

The Sinn Fein MP and Stormont Deputy First Minister was an IRA leader in Derry in January 1972, the month when the shootings happened.

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