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McGurk's Bar Massacre - Kitson, Byrne and Shillington

Kitson-Cop Collusion – Information Watchdog Rules Against the Cops

By Ciarán | April 21, 2023

Ongoing information battles against the cops after we proved Brigadier Frank Kitson and the cops had a secret agreement to blame the victims of the massacre.

Information Watchdog Upholds Massacre Families’ Complaint Against Police

By Ciarán | March 30, 2023

The Information Commissioner’s Office has upheld our complaint against the police regarding the discovery of a covert British Army unit near the massacre site

General Sir Frank Kitson and the McGurk's Bar Massacre

Complaint Against Police Watchdog for Maladministration

By Ciarán | February 22, 2023

Families of the McGurk's Bar Massacre have slammed the Information and Police Watchdogs for withholding critical evidence of police and British Army collusion

Ar Lorg na Fírinne Game of Truth McGurk's Bar Featured

TG4 to Air Ar Lorg Na Fírinne – Game of Truth

By Ciarán | December 7, 2022

TG4 is to air the Irish language documentary, Ar Lorg ns Fírinne, featuring a number of compelling stories from the conflict including the McGurk's Bar campaign

Families slam shameless Watchdogs for burying proof of collusion

By Ciarán | November 30, 2022

Families of the McGurk's Bar Massacre have slammed the Information and Police Watchdogs for withholding critical evidence of police and British Army collusion

Outrage as Massacre evidence is withheld

By Ciarán | September 28, 2022

Outrage as McGurk’s Bar Massacre evidence is withheld. Families of those killed and injured in Belfast’s most murderous bombing during the conflict have expressed outrage at the latest decision to withhold new evidence relating to the massacre even though the British authorities considered that it would “assist” the families in their continuing campaign for truth. …

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ICO Accepts MOD Excuses for “Missing” Massacre Files

By Ciarán | September 1, 2022

Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Accepts British Ministry of Defence Excuses for “Missing” Massacre Files The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has accepted the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) excuses for the disappearance of British Army logs covering the hours after the McGurk’s Bar Massacre. “Ghost” copies of the logs proved that previously undisclosed British Army units had …

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PSNI-HET Report Was Another Cop Cover-Up

By Ciarán | July 1, 2022

Be in no doubt, the PSNI-HET report into the McGurk’s Bar Massacre was another attempted police cover-up. The families of the McGurk’s Bar Massacre re-issue our simple challenge to the Chief Constable of Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI), Simon Byrne, after a High Court judge ruled that the PSNI/Historical Enquiries Team report into the atrocity …

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Ar Lorg Na Fírinne – Game of Truth

By Ciarán | June 22, 2022

The Docs Ireland festival is hosting the international documentary, Game of Truth – Ar Lorg Na Fírinne. Written and directed by acclaimed auteur, Fabienne Lips-Dumas, Game of Truth features families searching for truth (Ar Lorg Na Fírinne) about the death of their loved ones during the conflict in Ireland and Britain. The story of the …

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The cover of the new book by Ciarán MacAirt called Trope

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Support the work of the charity, Paper Trail.

The author Ciarán MacAirt is donating all of the profits of his book, Trope: Essays and Articles, to Paper Trail and its work with victims and survivors of the conflict, including the families of the McGurk's Bar Massacre.

Trope features some of his ground-breaking discoveries and represents a personal journey as he trudges across the killing ﬁelds of World War 1 to the back-streets of Belfast where death-squads roamed. In it, he asks whether General Sir Frank Kitson who helped cover up the McGurk's Bar Massacre was a British military hero or director of terrorism. Foreword by Father Sean McManus, international human rights activist, author, and President of the Irish National Caucus.

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