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The fallout from the Police Ombudsman report on collusion and the Loughinisland massacre. Plus get ready for Euro 2016!

Stephen Nolan discusses the fallout from the Police Ombudsman report on collusion and the Loughinisland massacre. Please note this material has been edited since transmission.

1 hour, 27 minutes

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Fri 10 Jun 201609:03
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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Collusion confirmed - damning verdict on Loughinisland massacre

Collusion confirmed - damning verdict on Loughinisland massacre
Collusion confirmed. That's the damning verdict of the Police Ombudsman on the Loughinisland massacre. Ombudsman Dr Michael Maguire found collusion between some police officers and UVF gunmen who killed six Catholics in the attack in Co Down 22 years ago.The report was highly critical of the police investigation into the murders. It also detailed arms smuggling by loyalists, and said Special Branch had a "hear no evil, speak no evil" approach to informers in loyalist paramilitaries.The Ombudsman also said there was no evidence police had prior knowledge of the Loughinisland attack.Emma Rogan's father Adrian was one of those murdered. 

BBC Nolan callers react to Loughinisland Report

BBC Nolan callers react to Loughinisland Report
Callers react to the news that the Ombudsman Dr Michael Maguire, has found collusion between some police officers and UVF gunmen who killed six Catholics in the attack in Co Down 22 years ago.

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Are you #TeamNicola or #TeamGeorge? Is Nolan reporter Nicola Weir right about her son getting a summer job?
Whose side are you on? Are you #TeamGeorge, or #TeamNicola? Yesterday we heard our reporter Nicola Weir giving out to her 14 year old son George, about getting off his butt, and getting a summer job.

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  • Fri 10 Jun 201609:03
    BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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