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Thirty Four Innocents Murdered
The Key Questions
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Did the Dublin Government learn of the identity of the Bombers from the British Government?
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Did the Dublin Government act promptly on the information supplied by the British?
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Did the London Government act promptly on the information supplied to the Irish Government?
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Was there Collusion between British State Actors and Loyalists – UVF?
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Did the Loyalists have the capacity to carry out the Attacks unaided?
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Was the response of the Garda Síochána deficient at the time or laterally
Judge Barron discovers concealed information and criticises Dublin
The Dublin and Monaghan Car Bombings 17 May 1974 were unspeakable
crimes of wanton savagery, executed with total disregard for human life
and suffering. Even in the context of the many atrocities committed at that
time a barrier was crossed into the darkness. It is matter of profound regret
that no one has been made accountable for these crimes. The memories
of those dark days slip from the wider public consciousness but never from
the memories of the victims families and close friends. Much has been said and
written about the culprits and much of the discourse has been coloured
by competing political narratives. Many promises have been made and
broken and there is no way that justice can prevail in the truest sense of
that word. I have spent many years researching the topic and, in
this book, I intend to provide an honest appraisal based on the known facts
and without fear or favour. I invite the reader to form their own judgments.
Notwithstanding this analysis both Sovereign Governments, British and
Irish owe the victims and families a profound apology for failing in their
primary duty to protect the innocent and for failing to show interest in the
crimes for many years.