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The mother of south Armagh man Paul Quinn who was beaten to death has made an emotional appeal for justice.The mother of south Armagh man Paul Quinn who was beaten to death has made an emotional appeal for justice.
Briege Quinn was speaking at a fringe meeting of the SDLP's annual conference in Armagh on Saturday.Briege Quinn was speaking at a fringe meeting of the SDLP's annual conference in Armagh on Saturday.
She described the trauma of her son's murder and challenged Sinn Féin's claims that the IRA were not involved.She described the trauma of her son's murder and challenged Sinn Féin's claims that the IRA were not involved.
Mr Quinn, 21, from Cullyhanna, was beaten at a farm in Castleblayney, County Monaghan, in October 2007. No-one has been charged with his killing.Mr Quinn, 21, from Cullyhanna, was beaten at a farm in Castleblayney, County Monaghan, in October 2007. No-one has been charged with his killing.
Mrs Quinn was one of a number of victims of violence and miscarriages of justice who addressed the fringe conference.Mrs Quinn was one of a number of victims of violence and miscarriages of justice who addressed the fringe conference.
She said: "Conor Murphy said the IRA didn't do it, Gerry Adams said the IRA didn't do it, yet we know the IRA did do it.
"Paul fought with two of them, lads that were connected with them.
"We have been to Dublin and we have been to Belfast, and all the other government parties say that the IRA murdered Paul, all except Sinn Féin."