1974 bombings – State must probe claims of collusion

Relatives of people killed and injured in the Dublin-Monaghan bombings of 1974 indicated yesterday that they would be taking their case for a proper inquiry to the European Court of Human Rights.

Justice for the Forgotten (JFF) contended that it has evidence of official British collusion with the loyalists who planted the bombs that killed 33 people.

This is no longer a matter of speculation, a solicitor for the group contends. There is prima facie evidence of British collusion at an official level.