KRW LAW AMERICAN SPEAKING TOUR In March 2014, we were invited to the north east of America by several lawyers and Irish American groups to provide an update with regards to the impasse prevalent in the legal and political processes with regards to how society here is not dealing with the past. A full […]
Read MoreUTV Article (20/02/2014) – http://www.u.tv/News/Prisoner-punished-for-Duffy-connection/8d15bbc8-9756-4496-a11d-ff5c05a6629e
Read More“A civil action against the Ministry of Defence over the SAS killings of eight IRA men has widened to include police. Relatives suing over the shootings in Loughgall, County Armagh, in 1987 were granted High Court permission to add the Chief Constable as a defendant.” For the full BBC News Article go to: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-25641493
Read Morehttp://blogs.qub.ac.uk/amnesties/files/2013/11/QUB-Article-2-lecture-29-October-2013.pdf
Read Morehttp://blogs.channel4.com/alex-thomsons-view/historical-enquiries-team-exposes-northern-ireland-collusion/6376
Read MoreOn the 5th of February 1992 during one of the worst periods of sustained violence in the conflict in the north of Ireland five people were murdered by the UDA/ UFF in Sean Graham’s Bookmakers shop on the Lower Ormeau Road in south Belfast. This year marks the 20th anniversary of these murders. It coincides […]
Read MoreOn February 16th 1992 at Clonoe in Coalisland, County Tyrone, north of Ireland, the Special Air Service (SAS) of the British army ambushed and killed IRA Volunteers Kevin Barry O’Donnell, Peter Clancy, Sean O’Farrell, and Patrick Vincent in a pre-planned military operation that also involved the RUC. In 2002 in Cookstown, County Tyrone, the preliminary scheduling of the […]
Read MoreOn the 18th June 1994, at approximately 10pm, two armed and masked UVF gunmen entered the Heights Bar in Loughinisland and murdered six people, seriously injuring five. Families and indeed a small rural community were destroyed in the seconds that it took to wreak the vicious havoc. However the shock waves were felt further afield. Irish […]
Read MoreJust after midnight on 22nd July 2002, Gerard Lawlor was returning home down the Floral Road in Glengormley having left the Bellevue Arms on the Antrim Road. A motor scooter with two men on it pulled up and Gerard was shot three times. He died on the spot. The murder was claimed first by the […]
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