Maureen O'Sullivan (Dublin Central, Independent) | Oireachtas source

It is hard to understand why, after 41 years, the British actually fear he truth. We know how important the truth is for the relatives and victims. In 1993 there was a Yorkshire Television documentary, "Hidden Hand: The Forgotten Massacre". I think that sums it up particularly well. It is a forgotten massacre and if it were not for the relatives, I am sure this would have been swept under the carpet. That documentary was explicit in naming names so, again, I come around to the fear of letting the truth be told in that it might clear people who were named in that documentary or further give to the relatives the information they need. With regard to Brexit, will it mean a further delay for the victims and the Justice for the Forgotten group?

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