Double standards at play in Gerry Adams arrest

By J O’Toole (for swp.ie)

In a conflict that generated horrific atrocities in abundance, few delivered more grief to its victims than the murder of widowed mother-of-ten Jean McConville in December 1972. Looking back more than forty years later it is almost impossible to fathom the pain that such atrocities inflicted on families and friends.

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