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Ireland demands public inquiry into 1997 murder of GAA official Sean Brown, citing new evidence and delays.
The Irish government, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee, reaffirmed its push for a public inquiry into the 1997 murder of GAA official Sean Brown, despite a new UK-Irish framework for Troubles-related cases.
McEntee emphasized the urgency for justice, particularly for Brown’s widow, now in her late 80s, and criticized delays in legacy investigation structures.
While a joint commission has been established, Ireland continues to advocate for a public inquiry, citing preliminary findings linking over 25 individuals—including suspected state agents—to the unsolved killing and allegations that surveillance was paused on the night of the murder.
McEntee, during her first Belfast visit since taking office, met with political leaders, victims’ groups, and youth programs, stressing the need for tangible outcomes and ongoing reconciliation efforts.
Irlanda exige una investigación pública sobre el asesinato de 1997 del funcionario de GAA Sean Brown, citando nuevas pruebas y retrasos.