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.

Ex-Official IRA pair may face prosecution for 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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