Justice for Fr. Niall Molloy
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A Full Public Inquiry into Niall's Death and the following Investigation
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In July 1985 Niall's body was found in the blood spattered bedroom of a friend's house in Clara Co.Offaly, Ireland. He lay beside an 8 foot streak of his own blood, his face deeply cut.A priest who was first to be called to the scene, reported Niall's death to the Police & asked "Is there any way you can keep it quiet" A man was eventually charged with his killing but the Judge WHO PERSONALLY KNEW BOTH NIALL and THE ACCUSED dismissed the case.The judge in his ruling stated that Niall had Heart Disease (Not borne out by the Autopsy) and it was possible Niall might have died from a heart attack. He said" It's a little bit unusual but not improper of me to say that no one intended any injury to be caused"THE INQUEST JURY CAME BACK WITH THE FOLLOWING"It is the unanimous verdict of the jury that Fr. Niall Molloy died as a result of acute brain haemorrage consistent with having suffered a serious injury to the head"In October 1988 Ian Maher sent two files to The Garda Commissioner in response to his request for new evidence. Both files contained medical opinionsthat Niall was left to die over a lengthy period of time. The Gardai to this day have taken no further action.The Family,Parishioners and Friends of Niall still want Justice to be done and a full Public Inquiry into the events surrounding his killing and the subsequent COVER- UP
In July 1985 Niall's body was found in the blood spattered bedroom of a friend's house in Clara Co.Offaly, Ireland. He lay beside an 8 foot streak of his own blood, his face deeply cut.A priest who was first to be called to the scene, reported Niall's death to the Police & asked "Is there any way you can keep it quiet" A man was eventually charged with his killing but the Judge WHO PERSONALLY KNEW BOTH NIALL and THE ACCUSED dismissed the case.The judge in his ruling stated that Niall had Heart Disease (Not borne out by the Autopsy) and it was possible Niall might have died from a heart attack. He said" It's a little bit unusual but not improper of me to say that no one intended any injury to be caused"THE INQUEST JURY CAME BACK WITH THE FOLLOWING"It is the unanimous verdict of the jury that Fr. Niall Molloy died as a result of acute brain haemorrage consistent with having suffered a serious injury to the head"In October 1988 Ian Maher sent two files to The Garda Commissioner in response to his request for new evidence. Both files contained medical opinionsthat Niall was left to die over a lengthy period of time. The Gardai to this day have taken no further action.The Family,Parishioners and Friends of Niall still want Justice to be done and a full Public Inquiry into the events surrounding his killing and the subsequent COVER- UP
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Let justice be served.
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I wish you luck with your struggle for justice. You need it!
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reopen this case and find the truth of what happpened. Too many cover-ups
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It seems unbelievable that this injustice could have happened here in Ireland.How can people who allow this to happen possibly live with the guilt."The truth will set you free"
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another judicial disgrace
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Please re-open this case and see that justice is done.
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Justice for all
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Justice for Niall Molloy
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I hope justice is done this time
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Please accept all my support for truth and Justice. Jean Pierre Gazeau, President of ASSOPH
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The truth always comes out in the end, no matter what holier-than-thou's need to be overcome. Best of luck to you.
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i hope you get some justice
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i think its a disgrace in this day and age that a murder as shocking as this is still being covered up
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Justice is long overdue for Fr Niall and his family
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It is important for the family of Fr. Niall to know the truth of what happened.
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Having read the article, it is very odvious that something is not right. I think that "JUSTICE" after all this time should be done.
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This sound like further investigation and justice is required...
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What a tragic death: to add such injustice to it is beyond belief. The need for an inquiry is obvious. God bless you and your family, Fr. Niall; rest in peace.
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A public inquirey is long overdue on this case.
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This is yet another example of the corruption which has been so widespread in this country over the years. It is a disgrace to the memory of Niall Molloy and typical of how things used to be. As a matter of principal and urgency this case needs to be re-examined so that the family can rest in peace.
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This is a disgrace. That man's family should be able to find out exactly what happened to him and who killed him so they can get some justice and try to have some closure on the matter. Shame on the person/people who carried out this vicious and cowardly attack AND on the people who've tried to cover this up.
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Such an obvious miscarraige of justice must be investigated
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this case clearly needs to be investigated a second time.
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Best of luck , this needs to be sorted
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Please reopen the investigation. It's the right thing to do!
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The truth must be sought. Justice must be done.
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The truth will out. I fully support Fr Molloy's family. Don't give up.
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too many authourity figures took the law into their own hands on the basis of "knowing whats best". Judges, Garda, Priests thought the "little people" needed guidence and not justice. Well wake up, because the hounds have found the fox, prosperity has brought education and awareness and we will pursue our justice to the grave and beyond
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I know members of Fr. Molloy's family and fully support them in finding out the truth.
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Justice should always be worth fighting for
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I was particularly saddened by the handling of this case, Its an apparent cover-up. Signed Edmond G Troy former London Barrister
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Why is it nowadays that government officials with however much or however little power and authority are so willing to use the power of the law to do the work of the devil?
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www.humanrightsireland.com
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Bill continue on your mission you will eventually get justice for this good soul.
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