PSNI dismiss claims RUC knew about Shankill bombing

The PSNI's chief constable has dismissed claims that its predecessor, the RUC, had advanced warning of the Shankill bombing.

PSNI dismiss claims RUC knew about Shankill bombing
Wed, 27 Jan, 2016 - 07:03

The PSNI's chief constable has dismissed claims that its predecessor, the RUC, had advanced warning of the Shankill bombing.

It follows an Irish News report that the IRA leader who planned the 1993 Shankill bomb was working as a police informer.

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