Showing posts with label Derry Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Derry Journal. Show all posts
For the Derry Journal Eamon Sweeney (eamon.sweeney@jpress.co.uk) talks to Kate Nash whose brother was murdered by the British Army and who feels the Ministry of Defence is insulting the families of the dead.
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| Kate Nash has described the fact that the MoD are to foot the legal bill for soldiers who may be arrested in connection to Bloody Sunday as an "insult." |
Eamon Sweeney (eamon.sweeney@jpress.co.uk) writing in the Derry Journal about 1972 British Army footage that has supposedly gone missing.
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British soldiers swarm into Creggan during Operation Motorman, July 1972. Courtesy Colmen Doyle. |
Eamon Sweeney writing in The Derry Journal looks some more at the British Army files from Operation Motorman.
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| A British tank entering Creggan via Eastway on the morning of July 31, 1972. |
Eamon Sweeney (eamon.sweeney@jpress.co.uk) writing in the Derry Journal delves into British Army documents from Operation Motorman.
Operation Motorman: British said in 1972 that IRA could not be beaten ‘unless they were removed from the streets’
The Derry Journal has a copy of the strand of the Stormont House Agreement dealing with the legacy of the North's conflict. The paper's editor, Eamon Sweeney, considers the implications.
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