Former British soldier believes Clonoe IRA men were ambushed
A former British soldier has said four IRA men found by a coroner to have been unjustly killed by the SAS were “ambushed”.
‘They were deliberately killed’ say families of four IRA men shot in ambush as coroner rules lethal force not justified
MEMBERS of a specialist British military unit used lethal force that was not justified in the killing of four IRA men in a ...
Gavin Robinson presses Government to back soldiers who killed four IRA men as Defence Secretary pledges ‘fullest support’
The Defence Secretary has pledged the Government’s “fullest support” for SAS personnel after a coroner found that a unit was ...
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British soldiers' lethal force against IRA men in 1992 was "not justified," coroner rules
The families of the IRA men killed in Clonoe in February 1992 are "overwhelmed" with the coroner's verdict that the lethal ...
Army ‘should down tools’ fumes ex-Major as coroner rules SAS’s killing of four armed IRA terrorists was unjustified
A CORONER sparked fury by ruling SAS soldiers were unjustified in killing four armed IRA terrorists. Ex-SAS Regimental ...
Clonoe ambush ruling feeds 'IRA attempt to rewrite history' - Davis
A Tory former minister has claimed British army members will be subject to a "a vindictive, vengeful" pursuit due to the UK ...
‘Beggars belief’: Senior unionists slam ‘ludicrous' inquest ruling on SAS ambush of IRA gang
A senior unionist has criticised a “ludicrous” coroner’s ruling that an SAS team was unjustified in shooting dead an IRA gang ...
SAS troops killed IRA members moments after a terror attack. Now they face criminal charges
Lethal force unjustified in shooting of four terrorists during ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone in 1992, senior coroner concludes ...
Former veterans' minister says SAS shooting ruling 'a farce'
Former Veterans' Minister Johnny Mercer hits out at an inquest ruling which said SAS soldiers were not justified in opening ...
MPs call for changes to coroners’ rules in response to inquest into the deaths of four IRA members
Sir Iain Duncan Smith said soldiers like himself “who never asked to go to Northern Ireland” will be “dragged" into courts in the absence of the Legacy Act. | UTV News ...