Audio interview with John Larkin, Northern Ireland Attorney General, by Tommie Gorman for RTE Radio 1 Morning Ireland on 20 November 2013. Earlier that day Larkin suggested that an end be brought to all prosecutions, inquests and public enquiries related to the Troubles. The suggestion came in the middle of the Haass talks on flags, parading and dealing with the past. In this interview Larkin explains his proposal and discusses the wider issues of victims and legacies. Morning Ireland is RTE Radio 1’s early morning current affairs broadcast.
Date of Release/Broadcast: 20 November 2013
Name of First Interviewee: John Larkin
Role at time of Interview: Northern Ireland Attorney General
Interviewer: Tommie Gorman
Purpose: News
Media: Audio
Copyright: © RTÉ 2013
Link: Listen to the interview
Programme/Book/Article: RTE Radio 1 Morning Ireland
Time Period covered: 1972-2013
Key Individuals: John Larkin, Tommie Gorman, Harry Breen
Key Words: Legacy, disappeared, victim, truth commission, amnesty, Belfast Agreement, Good Friday Agreement, justice, decommissioning, paramilitary, British Army, Bloody Sunday, IRA, Jonesborough Ambush