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http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/?jp=CWIDQLAUOJQL&rss=yes

Britain 'Colluded Over Murders In Republic'

29/11/2006 - 07:23:41

A public inquiry has been urged into alleged British State
involvement in murders in the Republic of Ireland ahead of a Government report on the killings out today.

A Government committee has concluded its investigation into bombings at Dublin Airport and Dundalk in 1975, and at Castleblayney, Co Monaghan, in 1976, which killed five people.

Green Party leader, Trevor Sargent, has demanded Government action on the findings of the report, which he said are deeply disturbing.

He has backed a call from victims’ group Justice for the
Forgotten for a public inquiry into the bombings.

“The reports of collusion described by the Oireachtas
Committee’s report are deeply disturbing,” he said.

“The Irish Government had concerns in the mid-1970s that loyalist paramilitaries and agents of the British state
were colluding to cause harm to life in the south of
Ireland .

“This confirms the pattern of behaviour that has recently
been reported by international legal and human rights
experts on behalf of the Pat Finucane Centre in Derry . “

Earlier this month, an international panel of human rights
experts released a 115-page report that claims to have
uncovered evidence of British Army and police collusion in dozens of sectarian murders.

The report says that there was considerable and credible evidence of security-force involvement in 74 of the 76 sectarian murders they investigated, half of them in Northern Ireland and the other half in the Republic.

“The consistent reports of high-level collusion demand a
public inquiry,” said Mr Sargent. “I fully support Justice
for the Forgotten’s call for such an inquiry.”

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See also: British security forces 'colluded in international terrorism'

Download the Fourth Barron Report (pdf file) on the Dundalk bombing - Download the International Report on Collusion - View the Oireachtas Report on the Dundalk bombing and other collusion attacks

Third Barron Report into the murder of Seamus Ludlow is Published - Download the Third Barron Report from the Oireachtas website (pdf file) - Statement from Justice for the Forgotten - Joint Oireachtas Committee inquiring into the Barron Report on the murder of Seamus Ludlow Request for Submissions

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