Councillor murder probe 'wholly inadequate' and 'indicative of collusion'
A police investigation into the murder of a nationalist councillor in Northern Ireland was “wholly inadequate”, with the actions of some officers in...
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A police investigation into the murder of a nationalist councillor in Northern Ireland was “wholly inadequate”, with the actions of some officers in...
Our ireland correspondent chris page has more. patsy kelly was involved in politics at a time when it was dangerous. the irish nationalist councillor went missing injuly1974. he was murdered some time after he locked up the pub he owned in trillick in county tyrone. a fisherman found mr kelly's remains in loch eyes, 20 miles away. his killers had tied weights to his body. mr kelly's family have long claimed soldiers shot him and the police didn't carry out a proper investigation. it's difficult to imagine those scenes at this lake now. northern ireland has been hugely changed by the peace proc...
In northern ireland today, in what trade unions have described as the biggest industrial action in more than a decade. all five teaching unions arejoining the action, we'll be keeping you up to date with details as we get them i on those continued evacuations from sudan. all five teaching unions arejoining the action, with the national association of head teachers, striking for the first time in its history in relation to pay. schools across northern ireland are expected to close. the gmb says most workers at amazon's warehouse in coventry have now become members. nearly 700 staff have signed ...
Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson said the family of Patrick ‘Patsy’ Kelly were ‘failed by police’.
A police investigation into the murder of nationalist councillor Patsy Kelly in Co Tyrone in 1974 was "wholly inadequate", with the actions of RUC Special Branch indicative of "collusive behaviour", the Police Ombudsman has found.