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Welcome to the Ludlow family's website for the Seamus Ludlow Truth and Justice Campaign.
Seamus Ludlow (47), Thistlecross, Mountpleasant, Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland, was abducted and murdered on the night of 1st and 2nd May 1976, after leaving a Dundalk public house, by UDR and Red Hand Commando.
His Loyalist/British Army killers have never been brought to justice, although they were well known to the Irish Gardai and the RUC by 1979, if not before. The Ludlow family demands public inquiries to establish the reasons for this. Why were his killers protected while the innocent victim was smeared and his murder forgotten by the police who had a duty to bring the killers to justice?
This page features links to the websites of human rights bodies and publications which will be of interest to anyone concerned with the human rights aspects of the Seamus Ludlow case and those of the many other forgotten victims of state violence. The Ludlow family particularly recommends BIRW, the Pat Finucane Centre, Relatives for Justice, and ICCL.
To navigate to other pages of the Ludlow family's website please move your cursor to the left for the menu to pull out. There are similar menus on other pages. Further links can be accessed on the Ludlow family's new site.
SOME USEFUL LINKS:
Ludlow Family Sites.
Our Second Site.
Domain Name Version of our Second Site.
Dundalk bombing's campaign site.
Human Rights Organizations and Sites
British Irish RIGHTS WATCH (BIRW).
The Irish Council For Civil Liberties (ICCL).
Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.
The Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ)
The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights.
United Nations Human Rights Page.
Justice for the Forgotten (new site March 2003)
Justice for the Forgotten Limited
64-66 Lower Gardiner Street
Dublin 1
Tel No: 00353-1-8554300
Fax No: 00353-1-8193258
e-mail: 1974bombings@esatlink.com
Cain Project: Justice for the Fotgotten.
The Barron Report 0n the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings can be downloaded in pdf format from http://www.irlgov.ie/oireachtas/Committees-29th-D%E1il/jcjedwr-debates/InterimDubMon.pdf
Publications
Other Sites.
The South Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee.
Linda Porra - The Troubles of Northern Ireland. This is the site of an active Massachussetts supporter and dear friend of the Seamus Ludlow Truth and Justice Campaign. This site now includes new sections on Irish history and the abuses of the RUC against Nationalists.
TAL Fanzine, Issue 24, Article 6
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The James Connolly Republican Flute Band, Glasgow Louth Online - a directory of sites for County Louth. Irish Links. - a directory of Irish interest sites Blackshade - on the RUC. Cain Web Service - "Violence - Information on Deaths During the Conflict." Cain Web Service - "Lost Lives - The stories of the men, women and children who died as a result of the Northern Ireland troubles." This page features information about the book Lost Lives by David McKitterick, Brian Feeney, Seamus Kelters and Chris Thornton (published October 1999 by Mainstream Publishing). Lost Lives A Morning Ireland Special, RTE Radio 1, Christmas Eve 1999, based on the recently published book "Lost Lives", which features an article about Seamus Ludlow.. Cain Web Service - Extracts from "Death Squad: The anthology of state terror", edited by Jeffrey Sluka (2000). Cain Project - "State Violence: Northern Ireland 1969-1997", by Raymond Murray (1998). Searc's Web Guide to Irish Sites. Every Celtic thing on the web. The Irish News online, 7 July 2000, "Victims' stories of huge injustices", by Sharon O'Neill, report of the launch of the book Unfinished Business: State Killings and the Quest for Truth, by Bill Rolston The Northern Ireland Media Blackout Protest Campaign.
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