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Thu 08 Aug 2007Eames and Bradley delve into NI 'dirty war'Lord Eames and Denis Bradley, who are charged with finding consensus on how to address the legacy of the Troubles, have spent almost a week in London delving into how the British so-called "dirty war" was conducted.Last week, the former Church of Ireland primate and Mr Bradley held four days of meetings with Lord Stevens, The Irish Timeshas learned. Over the past 18 years Lord Stevens carried out costly and detailed examinations into allegations of British army and RUC collusion with loyalist paramilitaries, establishing that there was such collusion including collusion in murders.
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