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'All anger has been taken away' - says daughter of solicitor murdered by IRA, as report published

'All anger has been taken away' - says daughter of solicitor murdered by IRA, as report published

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She also paid tribute to the "heroine of this story" - her mother - who "kept the home warm and cheerful, and encouraged us to get qualified and independent"."She never got over the loss of her husband, missing his kindliness, humour and story-telling.

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'All anger has been taken away' - says daughter of solicitor murdered by IRA, as report publishedImage source, ICRIRImage caption, Rory O'Kelly was a founding member of the SDLPByJulian O'NeillCrime and justice correspondent, BBC News NIPublished4 minutes agoThe daughter of a solicitor who was murdered by the IRA in 1977, has said a meeting where she and her brother learned the details of their father's death moved them into a "space of serenity and light, all anger taken away".It comes as the legacy body set up to investigate Troubles cases published its first report, examining the shooting of 59-year-old Rory O'Kelly, who was targeted because he worked for the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).The murder, which happened in Coalisland, County Tyrone, was examined by the Independent…

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