Visitors are invited to leave messages of support on our
New
Guest Book..
 Here
are links to other sites of related interest. 
This page features links to many sites that have given
coverage to the Ludlow family's struggle for truth and justice. Included
here are journalist Ed Moloney's Sunday Tribune reports which are
on the website of the Pat Finucane Centre (PFC) in Derry. Other PFC links
in this list refer to other cases where there are documented
instances of collusion between the British forces and Loyalists in the
murder of people along the border.
There are links to sites relating to
Bloody Sunday, Silverbridge, Dundalk,
and the Dublin and Monaghan bombings of 1974.
There are also several links to sites relating to the sectarian murder of Robert
Hamill in Portadown in 1997 and a button link to the Rosemary Nelson
Campaign at the bottom of the page.
There is a link to a recording of an RTE radio
interview with Jimmy Sharkey that was broadcast on the morning of the
Ludlow family's press conference for the publication of the independent
BIRW Report on 18 February 1999.
There are several links to sites in the
United States of America, where the Ludlow family has found valuable support among a
wide range of Irish American groups, several of them republican. Several
Irish American sites, including all of those listed below, have placed a
link to a Ludlow family site on their pages. Some friends in the United
States are actively campaigning in support of the Ludlow family's demands
for truth and justice.
Many
supporters have left messages of support on the Ludlow
family's original BeSeen.com Guestbook
and these can still be viewed on this website. Visitors can now post
messages to our new Bravenet.com guestmap Guest
Book.
The Ludlow family appreciates the support that has come
from a wide range of groups in Ireland and the USA, who share the family's
outrage at the cover-up and smear campaign that has followed the sectarian
murder of an innocent man.
Visitors
are directed to our Press Coverage page
where many media reports of Seamus Ludlow's murder and the Ludlow family
campaign have been collected and reproduced on this site. These are being
updated all the time, and they provide the most up-to-date information
available.
For convenience the Links list is divided into
bookmarked categories.
Links
to media coverage and Support For the Seamus Ludlow Campaign For Truth and
Justice and other campaigns involving state killing in Ireland:
[Ludlow
Family Sites. ]
[Human
Rights Groups, Political and Media]
[The
Killings at Silverbridge]
[The
Dublin and Monaghan Bombings]
[The
Dundalk Bombing]
[Robert
Hamill]
[Bloody
Sunday]
[United
States Activist and Support Sites]
[Other
Sites]
Ludlow
Family Sites.
Download
the Barron Report into the murder of Seamus Ludlow
from the Oireachtas website (pdf file
Human
Rights Groups, Political and Media.
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British
Irish Rights Watch (BIRW), London
BIRW,
Directors Report, January 1998.
BIRW,
Directors Report, December 1998.
BIRW
Annuaul Report, 1999.
BIRW,
Directors Report, February 1999.
BIRW,
Directors Report, May 1999.
BIRW,
Directors Report, October 1999.
BIRW
Director's
Report for May 2001
Liberty
- The Human Rights Awards 1999, featuring award nominee Jane
Winter, Director, BIRW.
Relatives for Justice
- A new site!
Relatives
for Justice:The Murder of Seamus Ludlow
The
Celtic League
Celtic
League News updates.
Celtic
League: Murder gang inquiry call, Mr. B Moffatt, Monday,
30 October 2000.
Celtic
League: Ludlow - Govt urged to heed inquiry call, Mr. B
Moffatt, Monday, 30 April 2001.
Celtic
League: Minister evasive on Ludlow Query, Mr. B Moffatt,
Tuesday 15 May 2001
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg, Current English Language News, 4-8-99 - 29-8-99,
Friday, 6 August 1999, "Closed doors Inquiry rejected by
victims".
Ireland
Initiative, Heidelberg - English Language News, 12-12-99 - 27-12-99.
Newshound
- Links to daily newspaper articles about Northern Ireland.
"More evidence of cover-up in 1976 murder investigation
emerges", by Ed Moloney, Sunday Tribune.
Newshound
- Links to daily newspaper articles about Northern Ireland.
"Private Inquiries into Ludlow Affair may weaken Government's
hands dealings with British", by Ed Moloney, Sunday
Tribune.
Newshound
- Links to . . ."North's
DPP has decided not to charge Loyalists arrested in connection with
Ludlow killing.", by Ed Moloney, Sunday Tribune.
Newshound
- Links to . . "Department of Justice resists Ludlow
inquiry", by Ed Moloney, Sunday tribune, 21 February
1999.
Newshound
- Links to . . .
(Irish Foreign Minister) "O'Donoghue to consider
"Public" Inquiry into Ludlow Murder", by Ed Moloney, Sunday
Tribune.
Newshound
-Links to . . (Ombudsman) "O'Loan asked to investigate Ludlow
killing", by Ed Moloney, The Sunday Tribune, 15 April 2001
Newshound
- Links to . . "Long
List of those who want no Finucane Inquiry", by
Ed Moloney, The Sunday Tribune, 2 December 2001.
Irl-news
Archives March 1998 RMD 980309 Irish News for Monday 9 March:
"UDR Killing of Louth man exposed".
Amnesty
International
Amnesty
International's Annual
Report 2000
The
Argus Online: Headlines "Family are not going to let this
matter die.", Friday, 12-02-99.
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The
Pat Finucane Centre (PFC), Derry.
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PFC
: The Murder of Seamus Ludlow.
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PFC
:The murder of Seamus Ludlow.
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PFC
:The Murder of Seamus Ludlow: Ed Moloney's interview with Paul
Hosking, in the Sunday Tribune 08-03-98
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PFC
: The Murder of Seamus Ludlow: Ed Moloney's interview with members
of the Ludlow family circle, in the Sunday Tribune
15-03-98
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PFC
: The Murder of Seamus Ludlow: Ed Moloney in the Sunday
Tribune 30- 8-98
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PFC
- Ed Moloney's report, dated 17 October 1999, of the Northern
Ireland DPP's failure to bring charges against any of the suspects
for Seamus Ludlow's killing.
PFC Ireland News
Updates. Weekly news reports of the Pat Finucane
Centre's activities and developments in several human rights
campaigns.
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PFC
News Updates ,
"The murder of Seamus Ludlow", Tuesday, 1 September 1998.
PFC
Ireland News Updates, Monday, 11 January 1999, "The
murder of Seamus Ludlow".
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PFC
News Updates , 29 January
1999, "Ludlow Update".
PFC
Ireland News Updates, Friday, 5 February, 1999, " Seamus
Ludlow correction."
PFC
Ireland News Updates, Friday, 19 February 1999, "Ludlow
Public Meeting".
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Iris
(Irish republican Information Service) - Republican Sinn Fein Ard Feis, 10 November 1998.
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An
Phoblacht Republican News, Thursday, 25 February 1999,
"Unsolved murders linked to the UDR".
Sinn
Fein Press release , 10 May 1999 (Councillor Arthur Morgan, Louth
County Council).
An
Phoblacht Republican News, Thursday, 12 August 1999 -
"Dublin/Monaghan and Ludlow inquiries must be public.
Report of the Victims Commission", by Micheal
MacDonncha.
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Blackshade
- The Murder of Seamus Ludlow, by Ed Moloney.
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The
Irish News Online Edition, 11 March 1999, "More than
a case of just one bad apple", by Paul O'Connor of the
Pat Finucane Centre.
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The
Irish News Online Edition ,
Saturday,13-03-99, "Minister's Pledge of justice in 1976
case", by Aeneas Bonner.
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The
Irish News, Fri/Sat 16/17 April 1999 ,
(Newry and Mourne)
"Council backs inquiry into 23-year-old cover-up".
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The
Irish News Online Edition ,
Tuesday, 11-05-99, "Family of victim hits out at RUC and
Gardai", by Aeneas Bonner.
The
Irish News Online Edition, 21-05-99, "Ludlow
inquiry moves expected", by Aeneas Bonner
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The
Irish News Online Edition ,
24-05-99, "Collusion inquiry to shake Republic", by
Aeneas Bonner.
The
Irish News Online Edition, 05-06-99, "Victim's
relatives unveil plaque", by Aeneas Bonner.
The
Irish News Online Edition, 27 July 1999, "Family
angry at "stalling" over inquiry".
The
Irish News Online Edition, Friday, 6 August 1999,
"Anger at "private" bombings inquiry", by
Michael O'Toole, Dublin Correspondent.
The
Irish News Online Edition,
06-08-99, "Current Ludlow Probe Focuses on Garda
Role", by Steven McCaffrey.
The
Irish News Online Edition, Saturday, 7 August
1999, "Ludlows call for public inquiry", by Aeneas
Bonner.
The
Irish News Online Edition, Tuesday,17 April 2001, "RUC
Must Be Investigated", by Aeneas Bonner.
The
Irish News Online Edition, Saturday,28 April 2001,
"Anniversary of man's murder" by a Staff Reporter.
The
Irish News
Online Edition, Monday, 30 April 2001, "Loyalist victim is
remembered", by Ciara Rooney.
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Irish
Government/Dail Debates
Dail
Debates, 29 September 1999.
Dail
Debates, 23 November 1999
Dail
Debates, see Dublin and Monaghan Bombings. 15 December
1999.
Press
Releases and Speeches - "Statement by An Taoiseach, Mr.
Bertie Ahern, TD, on the 2000 estimates". See
section on the Hamilton inquiry.
Hansard
Written Answers 10 January 2000 - Question for NI Secretary
of State from Kevin McNamara, MP.
House
of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 1 Feb 1999
House
of Commons Hansard Written Answers Index for 10 June
1999
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The
Irish Times
on the Web, Friday 6 August 1999, Opinion -
"Opening up the files".
Irish
Times, 8 November 1999, (Irish Victims Commissioner): "Wilson
supports action on killing."
Irish
Times
on the Web, Wednesday, 20 October 1999, "DPP
decides against Ludlow case charges".
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Irish Council for
Civil Liberties (ICCL)
ICCL
- ICCL News, November 1998, article - "Inquiry Call
Into Murder Cover-up".
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Events
at Rocky's - Ed Moloney's Speech On the Peace Process Presented at
Court Victory Party, Rocky O'Sullivan's Pub, NY, Wednesday, January
5th 2000.
Events
at Rocky's - Video excerpts of Ed Moloney's talk.
"Covering
up the murder of Seamus Ludlow", by Ed Moloney.
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RTE
Online - RTE News: Morning Ireland, 18 February 1999,
"Family of Man Abducted and Killed in 1976 Claim There Was a
Cover-up", Interview with
Jimmy Sharkey, Seamus Ludlow's
Nephew. A sound recording of an interview broadcast on the morning
of the Ludlow family's press conference at Buswells Hotel, Dublin.
"Relatives of
1974 bomb victims demand public inquiry, "RTE
News Online, Thursday, 5 August 1999.
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The
SAS, their early days in Ireland and the Wilson Plot - by
Seán Mac Mathúna
Cain
(Conflict Archive on the Internet) Project - Sutton Index of Deaths from the conflict in
Ireland (chronological).
Cain
Project, Malcolm Sutton - Sutton Index of Deaths from
the Conflict in Ireland (alphabetical).
The
Examiner - News from Ireland, 30 September 1999:
"Bombings investigation but no public
inquiry", John Downing, Chief Political
Correspondent.
The
Irish Times on the web - Opinion |Wednesday, 5 July
1999, "Opening up the files"
The
Irish Times on the web, 20 October 1999, Ireland: "DPP
decides against Ludlow case charges".
The
Irish Times on the web, Monday, 8 November 1999,
"Wilson supports action on killing".
Ireland
Today - News Digest 27, Monday, 15 February 1999:
"Catholic's murder to get hearing after 23
years"
RM991108
Irish News - Sun/Mon 7/8 November ( Date 9 November
1999), "Taoiseach to 'reassess' Ludlow
case".
RM
Distribution (RM000428 Irish News) - Thurs/Fri 27/28
April 2000, "Seamus Ludlow - New Website".
Karl Winn announces the Ludlow family's new website at
http://www.seamusludlow.com.
Cain
Web Service - Extracts from Unfinished Business:
State Killings and the Quest for Truth, by Bill
Rolston, with Mairead Gilmartin, ISBN: 1 900960 09 5,
published June 2000, by Beyond the Pale Publications.
Sunday
Business Post, Dublin, Sunday 17 June 2001,
"Murdered man's family says justice minister was
hostile", by Maol Muire Tynan, Political
Editor.
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Links
to Other Campaigns:
Silverbridge.
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PFC
Ireland News Update - Thursday, 11 March 1999, - Jury still out on collusion.
PFC
- Sectarian Attacks December 1999
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Irish
News online, Friday, 11 June 1999 - "Collusion claim angers
families".
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Sinn
Fein press release, 8 March 1999 - "McNamee calls for
inquiry".
An
Phoblacht Republican News, Thursday, 17 June 1999,
"Collusion exposed in 1975 massacre."
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg, weekend,6/9 March 1999, RUC man recounts life as
a state sponsored killer.
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg,, Current English Language News, 9-6-99 -
21-6-99, Thursday, 10 June 1999, State Terror Exposed.
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg,, 21-9-99 - 14-10-99, Thursday, 14 October 1999,
"Time to reveal the bitter truths of our ugly
conflict", from today's Irish News, Belfast.
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg English Languge News 3-12-99 - 10-12-99, Friday,
10 December 1999,article by Paul O'Connor, Project
Coordinator, Pat Finucane Centre, Derry, commemorating
International Human Rights Day, from today's Irish News
newspaper, Belfast.
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg English Language News 12-12-99 - 27-12-99 Monday,
20 December 1999: Silverbridge Press Conference: Statement
by Alan Bracknell and Fact Sheet: Attack on Donnelly's Bar,
Silverbridge, South Armagh, 19 December 1975.
"State
sponsored terror. British collusion in murder and
terrorism", A statement by John Weir, 3rd. February
1999.
"John
Weir and the dogs in the streets", by Roger Collins
John
Weir Affadavitt. Statement by John Weir 03-02-99.
The
RUC - A military force in the North of Ireland. A case for
disbandment. South
Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee.
Fortnight
chronology 1999, see Thursday 10 June 1999
Cain
Project - Malcolm Sutton An Index of Deaths from the
Conflict in Ireland
PFC
- A new page (October 2000) detailing the Pat Finucane
Centre's research into allegations of British Army and
RUC involvement in loyalist gun and bomb attacks during the
1970s, including the Dublin, Monaghan and Dundalk
bombings and Silverbridge. Includes article from the Irish
News, Monday 16 October 2000
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Links
to the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings and Justice For The Forgotten
Campaign.
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- new site (March 2003)
Justice for the Forgotten Limited
64-66 Lower Gardiner Street
Dublin 1
Tel No: 00353-1-8554300
Fax No: 00353-1-8193258
e-mail: 1974bombings@esatlink.com
The
1974 Dublin and Monaghan Bombings. Background and Investigation into
Ireland's Largest Unsolved Crime. The Forgotten Massacre 25 Years
1974-1999. (See message on Guest Book.)
"State
sponsored terror. British collusion in murder and terrorism", A
statement by John Weir, 3rd. February 1999.
"John
Weir and the dogs in the streets", by Roger Collins
John
Weir Affadavitt. Statement by John Weir 03-02-99.
Untitled
The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings, by David Pallister, The
Guardian, February 26th 2001
PFC
- A new page (October 2000) detailing the Pat Finucane Centre's
research into allegations of British Army and RUC
involvement in loyalist gun and bomb attacks during the 1970s,
including the Dublin, Monaghan and Dundalk bombings and
Silverbridge. Includes article from the Irish News,
Monday 16 October 2000
"Relatives of
1974 bomb victims demand public inquiry, "RTE
Online, Thursday, 5 August 1999.
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"British
Forces "colluded" in Irish bombing", a BBC online
report , dated 24 April 1999, about the Dublin and Monaghan bombings
of 1974.
Cain
Web Service - Chapter 8 from "in dubious battle: The Dublin
and Monaghan bombings 1972-1974", by J. Bowyer Bell
(1996)
The
Experience of the Bereaved and Maimed of the Dublin and Monaghan
Bombing, by Don Mullan.
The CAIN Project - Justice
for the Forgotten press release.
The CAIN Project - Justice
for the Forgotten press release.
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"Special
Report Inquiry call into 1974 loyalist atrocity", a BBC online
report , dated 5 August 1999, of the release of the Irish Victims
Commission's Report "A Place and a Name", which called for
private inquiries into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings and the
murder of Seamus Ludlow.
The
Irish Examiner, News from Ireland, 30 September 1999: "Bombings
investigations but no public inquiry.", by John Downing,
Chief Political Correspondent
British
Irish Interparliamentary Body, 18th. Plenary Session. Questions on
the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.
Irish
Independent Online, 20 December 1999, "First moves to heal
bombing trauma," by Gene McKenna, Political Staff.
Irland-Initiative
Heidelberg, Current English Language News, 4-8-99 - 29-8-99:
Wednesday/Thursday, 4/5 August 1999, "Relatives blast private
inquiry into Dublin/Monaghan bomb"; Friday, 6 August 1999,
"Closed doors inquiry rejected by victims"; weekend, 7/8
August 1999, "Victims' relatives to sue Britain".
An
Phoblacht Republican News, Thursday, 12 August 1999 -
"Dublin/Monaghan and Ludlow inquiries must be public. Report
of the Victims Commission", by Micheal MacDonncha.
Press
Releases and Speeches - "Statement by An Taoiseach, Mr.
Bertie Ahern, TD, on the 2000 estimates". See section on
the Hamilton inquiry.
The
Irish Times on the web - Opinion Wednesday, 5 July 1999,
"Opening up the files"
The Irish
Times on the Web, ireland.com
- The Irish Times - IRELAND, "Inquiry
Head to Meet Author", by Carol Coulter, Legal Affairs
Correspondent, 28 February
2001
G21
--- IRISH EYES, G21-The World's Magazine G21. net
- "The Monaghan Dublin Bombings", by Joe
O'Neill, G21 Alumnus
The
Examiner - News from Ireland, 30 September 1999: "Bombings
investigation but no public inquiry", John Downing, Chief
Political Correspondent.
The
Examiner - News from Ireland, 30 September 1999: "Bombings
investigation but no public inquiry", John Downing, Chief
Political Correspondent.
Back
to Top.
Dundalk
Bombing.
A
new site for this campaign, in association with the Ludlow family,
launched July 2000.
"State
sponsored terror. British collusion in murder and terrorism", A
statement by John Weir, 3rd. February 1999.
"John
Weir and the dogs in the streets", by Roger Collins
John
Weir Affadavitt. Statement by John Weir 03-02-99.
PFC - A
new page (October 2000) detailing the Pat Finucane Centre's research
into allegations of British Army and RUC involvement in loyalist gun
and bomb attacks during the 1970s, including the Dublin, Monaghan and
Dundalk bombings and Silverbridge. Includes article from the Irish
News, Monday 16 October 2000.
Local
Ireland Louth Online, Newsletter, 4 January 2000 - see "1974 Dundalk bombing. Official
Inquiry launched".
The
Argus Online, Friday, 13th. August 1999, Editors Desk,
"Remembering Omagh and Dundalk bombs shouldn't cloud the
reality."
The
Argus Online, Friday, 1st. October 1999, Editors Desk "A process
that may be painful, but clearly is very necessary".
Dail
Debates, Northern Ireland Issues., 29 September 1999.
Irish
Times on the web, Monday, 20 December 1999, "Announcement may
ease suffering of relatives", by Frank McNally.
The
Examiner - News from Ireland, 30 September 1999: "Bombings
investigation but no public inquiry", John Downing, Chief
Political Correspondent.
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Robert
Hamill.
Robert
Hamill - The Search For Justice.
G21
- Irish Eyes Robert Hamill: Three Years On in the Search For Justice.
PFC
_- Outrage Over DPP's Decision - Thursday, 30 September 1999,
Update.
BIRW
- "Report to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on
extra-judicial, summary or arbitrary killings concerning the
death of Robert Hamill August 1997" - on behalf of the Hamill
family.
BIRW
- "Report to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on
extra-judicial, summary or arbitrary killings concerning the
death of Robert Hamill August 1997" - an update to the above on
behalf of the Hamill family.
Amnesty
International - United Kingdon: Northern Ireland The sectarian
killing of Robert Hamil
"Robert's
worth too much to let this go", by Diane Hamill, sister of
Robert, an Irish News (26 June 2000) extract from the book Unfinished
Business: State Killings and the Quest for Truth, by Bill
Rolston, published by Beyond the Pale Limited, Belfast, June 2000.
Back to Top.
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Friends
of Irish Freedom. (See message from Cathleen O'Brien on
Guestbook.)
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Bloody
Sunday.
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The
Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign - Dedicated to the dead and wounded
of Bloody Sunday.
Bloody
Sunday Trust.
Remembering
Bloody Sunday - Facts, information on anniversary events, photos
of the aftermath etc.
Bloody
Sunday and the Report of the Widgery Tribunal. The Irish
Government's Assessment of the New Material Presented to the
British Government in June 1997.
Summary
and significance of the new material.
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The
Bloody Sunday Saville Inquiry
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The
Cain Project - Bloody Sunday
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CAIN
Project: Bloody Sunday "Tribunal of Inquiry, by Professor
Dermot Walsh for the Bloody Sunday Trust.
Bloody
Sunday Derry.
ITN
Online - Bloody Sunday
Guardian
Unlimited Special Report - Bloody Sunday
Guardian
Unlimited Special Report - Bloody Sunday,
Monday, 13 March 2000.
News
Unlimited Special Reports Northern Ireland Special Report, Friday,
17 September 1999 - "Bloody Sunday Revelation", John
Mullin, Ireland Correspondent.
RTE
News Online, Tuesday, 11 April 2000, "Bloody Sunday Inquiry
hears claim of indiscriminate shooting by troops."
RTE
News Online, Thursday, 13 April 2000, "Attempts to get Bloody
Sunday injured to hospital were hampered".
RTE
Online - News Bloody Sunday, 7 May 2000, "Bloody Sunday
Inquiry to resume with evidence about orders to soldiers."
CNN
World News Story Page, 30 January, 1997 - "Catholics mark
"Bloody Sunday" anniversary demand new probe".
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Links
to Other Sites.
South
Armagh Farmers and Residents. (A new address. See message on
Guestbook.)
The
Connolly Association. (See message on
Guestbook.)
The
James Connolly Republican Flute Band, Glasgow (See
message on Guestbook)
Louth
Online - a directory of sites for County
Louth.
Irish
Links. - a
directory of Irish interest sites
Ta
ar La Anois - Links.
Blackshade
- on the RUC.
Campaigns
and More.
Cain
Web Service - "Violence - Information on Deaths
During the Conflict."
Cain
Web Service - "Lost Lives - The stories of the
men, women and children who died as a result of the
Northern Ireland troubles." This page
features information about the book Lost Lives by
David McKitterick, Brian Feeney, Seamus Kelters and
Chris Thornton (published October 1999 by Mainstream
Publishing).
Lost
Lives A Morning Ireland Special, RTE Radio 1,
Christmas Eve 1999, based on the recently
published book "Lost Lives".
Cain
Web Service - Extracts from "Death Squad: The
anthology of state terror", edited by Jeffrey
Sluka (2000).
Cain
Project - "State Violence: Northern Ireland
1969-1997", by Raymond Murray (1998).
Irish
Northern Aid, Philadelphia and Delaware Valley Units -
Interview with Fred Holroyd from the Northern Ireland
Report, June 9, 1994, by Professor Jennie Traschen,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Searc's
Web Guide to Irish Sites.
Every
Celtic thing on the web.
Cain
Web Service - Extracts from Unfinished Business:
State Killings and the Quest for Truth, by Bill
Rolston, with Mairead Gilmartin, ISBN: 1 900960 09 5,
published June 2000, by Beyond the Pale Publications.
Irish
Resistance Books - A review of Unfinished Business:
State Killings and the Quest for Truth, By Bill
Rolston, with Mairead Gilmartin.
About
"Unfinished Business: State Killings and the
Quest for Truth", a new book by Bill Rolston,
published June 2000 by Beyond the Pale Publications
Limited.
The
Irish News
online, 7 July 2000, "Victims' stories of huge
injustices", by Sharon O'Neill, report of the
launch of the book Unfinished Business: State
Killings and the Quest for Truth, by Bill Rolston
The
Northern Ireland Media Blackout Protest Campaign.
Irlanda.
TAL
Fanzine,
Issue 24, Article 26
ImplementPatten.org
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