Group accused of silence on British ‘collusion’

I WELCOME the statement from Robin Bury (Letters, June 30) that the Reform Movement “has been working for better relations between Ireland and Britain for years”.

Despite a considerable number of contributions to the letters column by many members of Reform over the years, I cannot recollect any in support of calls for the British government to answer charges of British army and police collusion with loyalist death squads and probable involvement in terrorist activities like the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.

In 1999, the Oireachtas set up an independent commission of inquiry into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.