
Ciarán Shiels
Ciarán Shiels is a solicitor known for his work in human rights law and advocacy, particularly in relation to issues surrounding the Northern Ireland conflict. He has represented families affected by violence and has been involved in high-profile cases that address the legacy of the Troubles. In the recent trial concerning Gerry Adams and the BBC, Shiels provided testimony regarding claims made against Adams, asserting that the broadcaster was misguided in its allegations. His legal expertise and advocacy for justice highlight his commitment to addressing historical grievances stemming from the conflict.
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Ciaran Shiels is the family solicitor who commented on the legal challenges faced by the victims' families.
Silence in court as Soldier F, who sat obscured from view, was found not guilty – The Irish TimesCiarán Shiels represented some of the Bloody Sunday families.
Soldier F found not guilty of murder and attempted murderCiaran Shiels, a solicitor who represents some of the Bloody Sunday families, said there was no right of appeal in the case.
Former paratrooper Soldier F found not guilty of murder in Bloody Sunday trial – The Irish TimesCiaran Shiels previously represented the Donaldson family and testified that they did not believe Gerry Adams had anything to do with Denis Donaldson's murder.
What the jury didn’t hear – The Irish TimesCiarán Shiels, a solicitor, told the court that the BBC was in the 'wrong orchard' over the claims against Adams.
Gerry Adams fights for peacemaker reputation in trial over BBC murdered spy claim | UK news































