UK government to reflect on public inquiry for slain GAA official Seán Brown
PSNI chief constable would not dispute that public inquiry an ‘appropriate method’ to continue investigation into killing
Source: irishtimes.com
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PSNI chief constable would not dispute that public inquiry an ‘appropriate method’ to continue investigation into killing
Mr Brown was abducted and murdered by loyalists as he locked the gates of a GAA club in Bellaghy in 1997.
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