When two journalists began investigating the unsolved murders at Loughinisland in Northern Ireland in 1994, they had hoped to get justice for the families of the six men who died. Instead, Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney found themselves under arrest. Plus: Jay Rayner on his 20 years as a restaurant critic
On a summer evening in 1994, fans gathered in a small bar in the Northern Irish village of Loughinisland to watch Ireland play Italy in a World Cup match. Two men burst through the door and opened fire. Six Catholic men died in the attack. Shortly after, the loyalist paramilitary group the UVF claimed responsibility.
More than 25 years on, no one has been charged for the murders. But this failure of the justice system was taken up by a US documentary maker and two journalists, Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey. The result was No Stone Unturned, released last year.
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