UK Supreme Court reserves judgment on public inquiry into murder of GAA chairman Sean Brown

The British government has appealed, before the Supreme Court in London, against a ruling ordering it to hold a public inquiry into the murder of Bellaghy GAA chairman Sean Brown in 1997. Submissions were made on Tuesday in front of the five-man court as the Brown family’s 29-year search for the truth of what happened to the 61-year-old reached the highest legal entity in the UK. The family…

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