Claudy bombing suspect priest was 'flamboyant'
A police ombudsman report said the RUC believed Fr James Chesney was involved in the bombing One of the authors of a report into dealing with the legacy of the Troubles has said he met the priest suspected of involvement in the Claudy bombings. Denis Bradley, who chaired the Consultative Group on the Past, said he met Father James Chesney on three or four occasions. Mr Bradley described Fr Chesney
McGuinness met Claudy bomb suspect priest Fr Chesney
The priest suspected of being involved in the 1972 Claudy bombing met Martin McGuinness shortly before he died. The Sinn Fein MP said Fr James Chesney talked about his support for a united Ireland, but he did not mention the attack, which killed nine people. "I never knew Fr Chesney before Claudy; I never knew Fr Chesney for many years after the bombing," he said. "I was told he was a republican s
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