1972 Claudy bombing report released
A priest directed the Claudy IRA car bomb attacks in 1972 but his role was covered up by senior police officers and the Catholic hierarchy, a report reveals Wreckage outside the Beavpont Arms in the Northern Irish village of Claudy in 1972. Nine people were killed and more than 30 were injured when three vehicles exploded on the main street in Claudy without warning on 31 July
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Today's Police Ombudsman report confirms the suspicions raised back in 2002 that the NIO under Willie Whitelaw colluded with the Catholic church to get Fr James Chesney moved out of Northern Ireland, when the police should have arrested the priest and put to him their suspicions about his involvement in the Claudy atrocity. The deficiency in the report is obvious - the Ombudsman's office was creat
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Cover-ups and the church in Northern Ireland
