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About the Author
GERARD CUNNINGHAM is a freelance journalist based in Co Kildare, originally from Co. Donegal. He has covered the Morris Tribunal extensively for The Irish Times and other media. He was Editor of Karen McGlinchey's Charades (2005), a book about an earlier module of Morris, and co-wrote Breaking the Silence with Martin Ridge
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- PublisherGill & Macmillan Ltd
- Publication date2009
- ISBN 10 0717145719
- ISBN 13 9780717145713
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages383
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Chaos and Conspiracy. The Framing of the McBrearty Family.
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Paperback. Condition: Used Very Good. First Paperback. Very light shelf rubbing to edges and corners, generally a nice tight and clean copy. Richie Barron died on a lonely country road as he walked home in October 1996. Six weeks later, twelve innocent people were arrested, suspected of his murder. Six years later, a tribunal was established. It would take six more years for the full truth to emerge. Thjis book tells the shocking story of what happened in County Donegal from the night Richie Barron died to the conclusion of the work of the Morris tribunal. Illustrated. Seller Inventory # 007409
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