Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin (Cavan-Monaghan, Sinn Fein)

Regarding the Dublin-Monaghan bombings there was an indication, as I understand it, on the part of the British Prime Minister in the course of that meeting that the British were willing to look at the issue again but had no evidence of collusion as things stand. This so-called re-examination is without any time restriction. Should we not move ahead with the European Court of Human Rights case option without further delay? Regarding the arrest of Sean Kelly, does the Taoiseach share my concern at the reaction of many ex-Republican prisoners? The reaction to his re-arrest and re-incarceration was one of alarm, particularly as they have played such an important role in ensuring the diffusion of what can only be described as increased tension in interface locations, particularly in the city of Belfast.

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