Marian McGlinchey

Marian McGlinchey, a former member of the Provisional IRA, has garnered attention for her legal proceedings against Disney over defamation claims related to the series 'Say Nothing.' The show depicts her as being involved in the infamous murder of Jean McConville, a mother abducted by the IRA in 1972. McGlinchey, previously known as Marian Price, has a controversial past, having been jailed for her role in the bombing of the Old Bailey in 1973 and later receiving a suspended sentence for providing a mobile phone used in a dissident republican operation. Her solicitors argue that the allegations in the series are baseless and have caused significant harm to her reputation.