Relatives of IRA’s Teebane atrocity seek answers from legacy body Families of two of those killed in the IRA’s Teebane atrocity are seeking answers from a new state legacy body.
While many victims groups were strongly opposed to the Legacy Act, in December the ICRIR said 120 people have come forward and started an investigation with the commission, in the hope of finding the answers they seek.
Diane Kerrigan, the daughter of Cecil Caldwell, one of the eight men killed, said they want answers and closure over the attack, carried out by the Provisional IRA.
Victims group the Ulster Human Rights Watch (UHRW) said it has asked the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) to carry out a review of the PIRA case.
In a statement, Ms Kerrigan said Teebane will be a challenging piece of work for the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery.
