APTOPIX Northern Ireland bombing

APTOPIX Northern Ireland bombing
A journalist holds a copy of the new report into the 1972 Irish Republican Army bombing, in Claudy, Northern Ireland, Tuesday Aug. 24, 2010. The new report claimed that the British government and the Roman Catholic church colluded to cover up the involvement of a priest in a 1972 bombing that killed nine people and injured 30. The Northern Ireland police ombudsman's report said that Father James Chesney was the prime suspect in the blast in the village of Claudy, just outside of Londonderry. The explosion hit the village without the customary warnings that paramilitaries used to limit civilian casualties.(AP Photo/Julien Behal-pa)