REMEMBRANCE OF THE MURDER OF THREE SCOTTISH SOLDIERS

That this House remembers with great sadness and righteous indignation the murder of the Royal Highland Fusiliers John and Joseph McCaig and Donald McCaughey on 10 March 1971; notes these vile murders and others like this carried out by the IRA have seen no justice and no one held accountable; asserts that these three lives are no less worthy of justice than any other death in the Troubles; extends again our sincere sympathies to the families of these brave men who were murdered because they wore a British uniform in Northern Ireland; and calls for an appropriate investigation to give some semblance of peace for the families.