Top lawyer appointed to review Mairia Cahill case

Three cases linked to alleged rape of a Belfast woman and subsequent IRA cover-up are to be reviewed by a top human rights lawyer, the Public Prosecution Service has said.

Top lawyer appointed to review Mairia Cahill case
Tue, 28 Oct, 2014 - 18:01

Three cases linked to alleged rape of a Belfast woman and subsequent alleged IRA cover-up are to be reviewed by a top human rights lawyer, the Public Prosecution Service has said.

Keir Starmer, a former director of public prosecutions for England and Wales has been appointed to look again at all aspects of the prosecutions related to the Mairia Cahill case.

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