Prison Protests: Legacy Archives
Help Paper Trail and the campaign group research the secret files around the deployment of CR Gas and the Burning of Long Kesh on 15th October 1974
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Michael Leonard: Army Commander Informed of RUC Murder
The family of Donegal civilian, Michael Leonard, who was shot and killed by a Royal Ulster Constabulary patrol in 1973, held an hour-long meeting with officials from the Irish Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs (Omagh, Wednesday 1st February 2023).
British Soldiers, British Agents and the UDA’s Romper Rooms
Help Paper Trail and the campaign group research the secret files around the deployment of CR Gas and the Burning of Long Kesh on 15th October 1974
CR Gas and the Burning of Long Kesh: Research Secret Files
Help Paper Trail and the campaign group research the secret files around the deployment of CR Gas and the Burning of Long Kesh on 15th October 1974
Michael Leonard Murder: Family of RUC Victim Launch New Report in Leinster House
The family of Donegal civilian, Michael Leonard, who was shot and killed by a Royal Ulster Constabulary patrol in 1973, held an hour-long meeting with officials from the Irish Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs (Omagh, Wednesday 1st February 2023).
Family of RUC Murder Victim Michael Leonard Meet Tánaiste
The family of Donegal civilian, Michael Leonard, who was shot and killed by a Royal Ulster Constabulary patrol in 1973, held an hour-long meeting with officials from the Irish Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs (Omagh, Wednesday 1st February 2023).
New Lodge Six Massacre: 50th Anniversary
The 3rd – 4th February this year marks the 50th anniversary of the New Lodge Six Massacre by 1st Battalion Queen’s Regiment of the British Army.
RUC Murder: Family of Donegal Civilian Meets Irish Officials
The family of Donegal civilian, Michael Leonard, who was shot and killed by a Royal Ulster Constabulary patrol in 1973, held an hour-long meeting with officials from the Irish Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs (Omagh, Wednesday 1st February 2023).
The Battle of St. Matthew’s – Read the British Army Files
Read the British Army files relating to the Battle of St. Matthews in June 1971, a weekend of misery and mayhem many consider a turning point in the conflict.
Bloody Friday – Missing Warnings and Missed Opportunities to Save Lives
Bloody Friday – one of the most devastating days during the conflict. Victims and survivors can read the new evidence we discovered here.