Ex-Official IRA pair may face prosecution for Bloody Sunday

Two former members of the Official IRA could face prosecution for their alleged role in the events of Bloody Sunday.

Fri, 29 Sep, 2017 - 17:35

Two former members of the Official IRA could face prosecution for their alleged role in the events of Bloody Sunday.

Prosecutors are already examining files of evidence against 18 ex-British soldiers who were on the streets of Derry in 1972 when the Parachute Regiment shot and fatally wounded 14 civil rights demonstrators.

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