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Profile on Seamus Ludlow Case Prepared by a member of the Ludlow family.
Seamus Ludlow's Last Day, 1 May 1976.
1976 press coverage of the murder of Seamus Ludlow - Sunday World and Sunday Press
Ludlow family Excluded from the inquest, 19 August 1976.
The Argus, 27 August 1976: Inquest hears of North Louth shooting
A Fresh Inquest for Seamus Ludlow
The Irish Independent, 19 July 2002: Fresh inquest into death of murdered man
Dundalk Democrat, 8 March 2003: Ludlow murder: files to be made available
Celtic League, 8 March 2003: LUDLOW KILLING - ANOTHER STEP ON THE ROAD TO JUSTICE?
The Irish News, 11 March 2003: Family 'cautious' over inquest progress
False Garda allegations that the murder of Seamus Ludlow was a "Family Affair".
Unexplained British Army Interest in Seamus Ludlow's murder.
British Lies about Seamus Ludlow - claims that he was an informer.
Writer Michael Cunningham's Investigation of Seamus Ludlow's murder, 1978.
Local Argus newspaper special report of Seamus Ludlow's murder from 1985.
The Irish Gardai's recent internal Murphy Inquiry into the Seamus Ludlow murder and the cover-up.
Journalists' Revelations of a police cover-up of Loyalist and UDR involvement in Ludlow murder.
RUC Cover-up - Ed Moloney's first Sunday Tribune report of 8 March 1998, featuring an interview with the man who admits to being a witness of the murder of Seamus Ludlow.
Sunday Tribune, Sunday 17 October 1999, by Ed Moloney: North's DPP has decided not to charge Loyalists arrested in connection with Ludlow killing
Four Loyalists Arrested, February 1998.
The independent British Irish RIGHTS WATCH (BIRW) Report on the murder of Seamus Ludlow.
Valuable Support for Ludlow family's demands for truth and justice.
Full Text of the independent BIRW Report.
Paul Hosking's Account, of Seamus Ludlow's murder, from Sunday Tribune 8 March 1999.
Magill, April 1999: Murder Collusion and Lies.
The Irish Victims Commission calls for a private inquiry into Seamus Ludlow's murder.
Louth County Council Supports the Ludlow family's call for a public inquiry.
The Irish government's private Barron Inquiry into the murder of Seamus Ludlow.
Terms of Reference for the Barron Inquiry
The Dundalk Democrat, 21 September 2002: Barron investigations lead to public inquiry into Dundalk bombing
Sunday Business Post, 19 January 2003: Dublin-Monaghan: will the truth finally out?
Meeting the Police Ombudsman (4 March 2002)
The Sunday Tribune, 15 April 2001: O'Loan asked to investigate Ludlow killing
The Dundalk Democrat, 9 March 2002: Ludlow relatives meet NI Ombudsman Sympathy but no new information
Ed Moloney Interviewed on LMFM Radio
Recent Developments in the Ludlow Family's campaign for truth and justice.
Ludlow Family appeal for financial assistance.
Chronology of Events since May 1976 - Page 1.
Some Questions.
Magill, September 2002: The Truth Trickles Out
Links to Other Sites of interest.
Map of Seamus Ludlow's native north Louth and the south Armagh district.
Pictured here is Kevin Ludlow, the only surviving brother of Seamus, speaking to Don Mullan on TV3's 20/20 programme. Kevin identified his brother's body at the scene of the crime but he was mysteriously excluded from the subsequent inquest. Kevin Ludlow has spoken of his experiences to investigation teams from both UTV and TV3. Click on the photograph to link to more about Seamus Ludlow's family background.
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