No evidence of collusion in Dublin-Monaghan bombings A major report dealing with some of the most controversial aspects of the Troubles has found no evidence of collusion on the part of the British state in the 1974 Dublin-Monaghan bombings.

Final report of the #Kenova inquiry finds no evidence of #collusion between the British govt & the loyalist paramilitaries who carried out the #DublinMonaghan bombings on 17 May 1974, killing 34 people.
Justice denied as the British state protects its own. Again
#SpéirGorm
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Dáil passes motion for fourth time seeking British files on Dublin-Monaghan bombings Tánaiste acknowledges ‘truly shocking’ lack of response from successive Irish governments until the 1990s

Backing a Sinn Féin motion, the Dáil has - for the fourth time - unanimously called for the British govt to open & allow access to all documents relating to the #DublinMonaghan bombings & to the activity of the #GlennaneGang.
#NeverGivingUp #Justice
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Evidence of collusion seen in Dublin and Monaghan attacks Explosive material used in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings 50 years agowas manufactured by the IRA but then passed into the hands of unionists,according to a former British Army intelligence agent.

According to a former British Army intelligence agent, explosive material used in the #DublinMonaghan bombings years ago was manufactured by the IRA, & likely passed on to loyalist paramilitaries by British security forces.
#Collusion #NeverGivingUp
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Dublin-Monaghan bomb gang investigator says 'there was collusion' The officer leading the inquiry into the activities of the loyalist gang suspected of being responsible for the Dublin and Monaghan bombings has said he has no doubt there was collusion between the ga...

On the 50th anniversary of the #DublinMonaghan bombings, the officer leading the inquiry into the #GlennaneGang that carried out the deadly attacks, has said “categorically” there was #collusion with British security forces: “We know that to be true”.
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Victims of Dublin-Monaghan bombings remembered at Mass A Mass is taking place at St Mary's Pro Cathedral in memory of the people who died and were injured in the Dublin-Monaghan bombings 50 years ago today.

On 17 May, 1974, 34 people were killed in the #DublinMonaghan bombings, including an unborn baby 300 more were injured.
Nobody has ever been charged.
It is unacceptable that after 50 years, families are still waiting for accountability.
#JusticeDelayedJusticeDenied
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