Eugene Reavey to Receive Compensation From PSNI and MoD

PSNI and MoD settle major collusion case for £400,000

‘The Chief Constable accepts without reservation that the three Reavey brothers who were murdered had no involvement whatsoever in any paramilitary or terrorist activity’

PSNI apologises to Co Armagh man as he settles case over brothers’ murders

An apology was read out on behalf of Chief Constable Jon Boutcher for inadequacies in the investigation of the murders.

Apology and damages for Eugene Reavey whose brothers were murdered 50 years ago

Eugene Reavey to receive compensation from PSNI and MoD

An Armagh man who alleged security force collusion in the murder of his three brothers is to receive £400,000 damages in settlements reached at the High Court.

Reavey brothers: Eugene Reavey to receive compensation from police and MoD over murder of three brothers

Eugene Reavey's brothers were shot at the family home in County Armagh on 4 January 1976.

Historic settlement and police apology in Reavey brothers’ murder case a ‘proud day’ for Whitecross

The surviving brother of three men killed in a brutal slaying in south Armagh more than 50 years ago has agreed settlements worth £400,000 with the PSNI and Ministry of Defence (MoD). Eugene Reavey, who brought a civil case against the two bodies to the High Court today, (Thursday) accepted the settlements for negligence and the trauma caused to him in the aftermath of their deaths. SDLP MLA Justin McNulty has described the outcome in the Reavey…