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| British 'colluded with loyalists' | British 'colluded with loyalists' |
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| An Irish parliamentary committee has found that British security services colluded with loyalists involved in a series of attacks in the Republic. | |
| The committee studied the findings of Mr Justice Henry Barron's report into 18 loyalist murders in the 1970s. | |
| Mr Justice Barron named several loyalists and members of the security forces suspected of involvement. | Mr Justice Barron named several loyalists and members of the security forces suspected of involvement. |
| The report also criticised the Northern Ireland Office and the RUC for failing to co-operate with inquiries. | |
| The Barron report, which was presented to the Irish government's joint committee on justice in December 2003, examined the bombing of Kay's Tavern in Dundalk, Dublin Airport, the Three Star Inn in Castleblayney, an attack on the Miami Showband and other incidents in the 1970s. | The Barron report, which was presented to the Irish government's joint committee on justice in December 2003, examined the bombing of Kay's Tavern in Dundalk, Dublin Airport, the Three Star Inn in Castleblayney, an attack on the Miami Showband and other incidents in the 1970s. |
| Mr Justice Barron named several loyalists as well as members of the security forces suspected of involvement. | Mr Justice Barron named several loyalists as well as members of the security forces suspected of involvement. |
| The parliamentary committee found that there was extensive evidence of security force collusion in paramilitary activities during that time. |