Mr. Francie Molloy:

The victims become pressurised once again. Within Stormont House was agreement with all the parties. I remember Deputy Coveney appearing before this committee and saying that the British Government was not participating so we have to move to a different situation. What is the point in making agreements on how we move forward if, time after time, the British Government reneges on it? An important point in some of the presentations made is that the Irish Government has to be sure that some of the information it has in relation to the Dublin and Monaghan bombings is also brought out into the open. A lot of co-operation happened between security services North and South. It is important that all of the information the Irish Government holds is also made available to the victims and their families.