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Waterford News & Star — Bids to compel ex-British soldier to testify at inquest for IRA men reach 'end of the line' - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Bids to compel ex-British soldier to testify at inquest for IRA men reach 'end of the line'

The legacy inquest is examining the SAS shootings of Peter Ryan, Tony Doris and Lawrence McNally in Coagh, Co Tyrone, in June 1991.

Bids to compel ex-British soldier to testify at inquest for IRA men reach 'end of the line' - Vimarsana News

Bids to compel ex-British soldier to testify at inquest for IRA men reach 'end of the line'

The legacy inquest is examining the SAS shootings of Peter Ryan, Tony Doris and Lawrence McNally in Coagh, Co Tyrone, in June 1991.

Azamara Cruises appoints Peter Ryan as New Business Development Manager in the UK - Vimarsana News

Azamara Cruises appoints Peter Ryan as New Business Development Manager in the UK

Azamara Cruises  has announced the appointment of Peter Ryan as Business Development Manager, UK & Ireland.

Lagos Theatre Festival 2024: Celebrating Artistic Diversity and Cultural Vibrancy - Vimarsana News

Lagos Theatre Festival 2024: Celebrating Artistic Diversity and Cultural Vibrancy

The Lagos Theater Festival LTF 2024, held on Saturday, March 2, brought together a diverse array of theatrical performances, captivating audiences and

'He's been thrown to the wolves': Veterans' fury after ex-SAS soldier in his 60s who played a key role in a daring undercover mission that killed an IRA death squad linked to 43 murders is jailed for six months for refusing to appear at their inquest - Vimarsana News

'He's been thrown to the wolves': Veterans' fury after ex-SAS soldier in his 60s who played a key role in a daring undercover mission that killed an IRA death squad linked to 43 murders is jailed for six months for refusing to appear at their inquest

The Government is facing fury from armed forces veterans after a former SAS soldier was sentenced to jail for refusing to appear at the inquest of three members of an IRA 'death squad'.