Simon Coveney rules out backing amnesty for Troubles-era killings
“I referred to deaths during the Troubles caused by members of the security forces. The point I was seeking to convey was that the overwhelming majority of those who served carried out their duties with courage, professionalism and integrity and within the law,” she said.
“I was absolutely determined to be clear to everybody that what I had said needed correcting and to do so on the floor of the House of Commons is the biggest statement I can make.” “In this regard, Secretary of State Bradley’s reaffirmation this afternoon that ‘where there is evidence of wrong-doing it should always be investigated whoever is responsible’ is important.
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