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Bundoran Town Councillor Mick McMahon is calling for the files on the Pettigo bombing of 28 September 1972 to re-opened.
The Sinn Féin councillor believes that the possibility of collusion between the RUC and loyalist paramilitaries was never fully investigated.
“A car bomb was left outside the home and shop of Plunkett Reid on Mill Street, causing widespread damage to homes, many of which lost their roofs in the blast.
“There were allegations at the time that the UVF and RUC were working hand in hand.
“I would like to see the files being passed over and an enquiry carried out.”
Read more in Thursday’s Donegal Democrat.
A major investment in the Fahan wastewater network will be hugely beneficial to the area.
The AGM of the development association will take place in the Wee Hall in Culdaff on Tuesday, March 10 at 7.30pm
Margaret's passing leaves a huge void in Mullaghduff and the surrounding areas
The Cup of Tae Festival is returning to Ardara later this year. Photo: Thomas Gallagher
Dean Kelly. (North west Newspix)
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