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Dublin-Monaghan attacks mattered less to Irish than Birmingham IRA atrocity, UK diplomat reported

Fifty years on from the bombings that killed 33 people, fresh research into contacts between Dublin and London shows the UK believed in 1974 the bombers had been detained

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Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away, Tánaiste says - Homepage

Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away, Tánaiste says - Homepage
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Laois Nationalist — Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away, Tánaiste says

Micheál Martin said the pain of victims has ‘been compounded by the frustration and hurt of unanswered questions’.

United kingdomJonathan mccambridgeMicheal martin brianChris heaton harrisUlster volunteer forceForeign affairsForeign affairs minister micheal martinNorthern secretary chrisBarron inquiry

Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away – Martin

Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away – Martin
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Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away – Martin

Call for access to documents on Dublin-Monaghan bombs will not go away – Martin
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