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Mick Clifford: Still no justice for innocent victims of the Troubles

Thirty years of violence left a traumatised society in the North, and plenty of pain and bereavement in the south and in Britain

Mick Clifford: Still no justice for innocent victims of the Troubles — Freddie Scappaticci, who is widely believed to be the IRA agent known as Stakeknife, in west Belfast in 2003.

Sat, 13 Dec, 2025 - 01:00

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