Docs Ireland: No Stone Unturned + discussion 
A murder mystery that reveals the kind of secrets which governments keep. In 1994, six people were gunned down as they watched the World Cup in a small pub in Loughinisland, Co. Down.
Decades later, family members looking for answers discover a cover-up.
This special screening of No Stone Unturned will mark the 10th anniversary of the publication of the Police Ombudsman of Northern Ireland’s groundbreaking report into this massacre at Loughinisland in June, 1994. Dr. Michael Maguire’s defining investigation found that there was collusion between the RUC and the Loyalist paramilitary gang behind the attack.
In a pre-screening discussion, Dr. Michael Maguire will talk about his investigation into the Loughinisland massacre and its impact. He’ll also discuss the importance of holding the police to account and the transformation of police oversight, drawing on his experience as Police Ombudsman and his work with a number of Royal Commissions on policing in Australia.
After the film there will be a discussion with the two investigative journalists behind No Stone Unturned, Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney, along with relatives of those who were massacred, and their lawyer Niall Murphy.
