New laws being considered to direct Gardaí to attend Kingsmill inquiry, says lawyer

New legislation could be passed to direct Gardaí to appear before the Kingsmill inquest into an IRA massacre, a lawyer has said.

New laws being considered to direct Gardaí to attend Kingsmill inquiry, says lawyer
Thu, 06 Apr, 2017 - 19:27

New legislation could be passed to direct Gardaí to appear before the Kingsmill inquest into an IRA massacre, a lawyer has said.

A coroner in Northern Ireland is seeking intelligence and other information held by the Garda about the sectarian shooting dead of 10 Protestant workmen by republicans in south Armagh in 1976.

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