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Birmingham Six member Paddy Hill's prison letter revealed
The Birmingham Six - Mr Hill, Hugh Callaghan, Gerard Hunter, Richard McIlkenny, William Power and John Walker - were wrongly jailed for life in 1975 for the IRA bombings which killed 21 people.
Paddy Hill, one of the ‘Birmingham Six’ wrongly convicted for pub bombings which killed 21 people
Paddy Hill, who has died aged 80, was the best known of the Birmingham Six who were wrongly convicted of planting the pub bombs that killed 21 people in 1974.
Daily Mail26d
Birmingham Six member Paddy Hill dies aged 80: Man wrongly convicted of the city's 1974 pub bombing and jailed for 17 years passes away
Paddy Hill was among a group of men from Northern Ireland jailed for the atrocity who became known as the Birmingham Six. Some 21 people were killed in explosions at two Birmingham city centre ...
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Birmingham Six member Paddy Hill says apology 'insult'
Mr Hill said Hayes speaking out earlier would have done nothing for them. Explosions at two Birmingham city centre pubs - the Mulberry Bush and Tavern in then Town - killed 21 people in November 1974.
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Birmingham Six member Paddy Hill dies aged 80
said Mr Hill died peacefully at home on Monday morning. Explosions at two Birmingham city centre pubs - the Mulberry Bush and Tavern in the Town - killed 21 people in November 1974. The Birmingham ...
The Irish News26d
Birmingham Six’s Paddy Hill remembered as ‘amazing man’
William Power and John Walker – Mr Hill was arrested in the aftermath of IRA bombs at the Mulberry Bush and Tavern in the Town on Birmingham city centre, which killed 21 people. All had been ...