Donegal man (67) charged with murder of two UDR soldiers in 1972
John Downey extradited to North after arrest in Republic on Friday
John Downey extradited to North after arrest in Republic on Friday
Alleged IRA bomber ’ost an appeal to challenge his extradition in July this year
John Downey is wanted over murder of two British soldiers in Enniskillen attack in 1972
The 67-year-old is wanted over the murder of two UDR soldiers in Enniskillen in 1972
Court reserves judgement on extradition of alleged IRA bomber on NI murder charges
Man wanted in NI over murder of two Ulster Defence Regiment soldiers in Enniskillen
John Downey wanted in UK for murder of two UDR soldiers in Enniskillen in 1972
Downey facing possible extradition to face charges in relation to the killings of two UDR soldiers in IRA bombing
Downey’s trial on charges linked to Hyde Park bombing collapsed in February 2014
GPs accused of failing to follow up on initial abnormal results of man with cancer
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Woman (81) who lost three relatives in 1993 incident seeking judicial review of handling of case
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Former NI Secretary ‘very knowledgeable’ about scheme but gave ‘less than helpful’ testimony
Collapse of Downey case prompted inquiry into UK Government letters to Republicans
IRA on-the-runs got messages telling them they were not currently being sought
Gareth O’Connor’s father says he has no doubt Provisional IRA murdered his son
MLA Gerry Kelly’s role in affair sure to cause great distress to Gareth O’Connor’s family
PSNI apologises for allowing on-the-run letter for man suspected of Gareth O’Connor murder
Role of Sinn Féin Assembly member Gerry Kelly a ‘matter of public concern’
Ex-Northern Ireland Office official defends telling Republicans they were not wanted for prosecution
Former prime minister questions Theresa Villiers’s decision to declare letters worthless
MPs sent summons making it clear he could be held in contempt if he did appear
Commons inquiry into letters telling Republicans they are not wanted for prosecutions
Ex-prime minister summoned over scheme dealing with republican ‘on the runs’
More than 200 republicans told they were not wanted for offences in Northern Ireland
Peter Mandelson gives evidence to committee
Plan excluded members of the security forces, according to 2001 letter to Tony Blair
Recipients of letters of comfort can face prosecution in future, Villiers tells Commons
Donegal man will not face trial for Hyde Park bombings
John Downey could not be prosecuted because Northern Ireland Office sent him comfort letter
Sinn Féin says British and Irish governments must honour commitments to deal with ‘anomaly’ of on-the-runs
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