John O'Brien

Sir Iain Livingstone Head of Operation Denton Operation Denton Review – False Dawn The Dublin and Monaghan bombings of 17 May 1974 stand as the deadliest atrocity of the Troubles, claiming 34 lives in the Republic of Ireland. ​ Despite the passage of time, accountability for these events remains elusive, shaped by jurisdictional complexities, secrecy doctrines, and strategies of narrative deflection. Scene in Talbot Street 17 May 1974 - 15 Murdered NCND “Neither Confirm nor D

NCND – British Policy – Legacy Conundrum - Questions for Denton! For more details, please refer to the links provided.   “Neither Confirm nor Deny” (NCND) is a British codified response policy used by government and security agencies when asked questions about sensitive matters such as: intelligence operations, covert sources (agents, informants, surveillance), classified information, or the existence or non-existence of certain records. Instead of answering “yes” or “no”, an

N etflix Documentary https://l1nq.com/JMk9H   Stephen Travers and Des McAlea (Lee) fought for years to have the full truth revealed...

CRYPTIC GARDA REPORT - CONTACT WITH ARMED PIRA   BORDER DUTY 1978/1979 HACKBALLSCROSS AND CASTLEBLANEY STATIONS / ATTACK ON BRITISH...

FAILING TO LEARN THE LESSONS OF 2018 The process currently adopted for the appointment of the next Garda Commissioner would not be...

The Court win is a temporary Tactical gain but lacks Strategic sustainability because the Dublin and Monaghan outrages have been subsumed in

23/10/2024   An Garda Síochána   Deputy Alan Kelly: There was a recent meeting of councillors from the Nenagh municipal district with...

A SIMPLE QUESTION - BUT NO GOOD ANSWERS

HARD EVIDENCE There is irrefutable hard fact evidence that there are many serious issues facing Ireland relating to Policing and...