The family of murdered GAA chairman Sean Brown is set to attend the UK Supreme Court as the Government appeals a ruling ordering a public inquiry. The case focuses on the 1997 murder and what form of investigation should be carried out.
According to different outlets, the Northern Ireland Secretary was previously directed by judges to establish an inquiry into the loyalist killing of the GAA official. RTE emphasises the Brown family’s decision to pursue the matter at the Supreme Court, while the Evening Standard and Belfast Telegraph foreground the Government’s appeal and frame it as the next procedural step for the ordered inquiry.
