Thirteen inquests into deaths in Northern Ireland’s troubled past are set to take place in the next four months.
They will probe some of the most infamous atrocities that took place in the region, including the shooting of five people, including a priest and three teenagers at Springhill in west Belfast in July 1972.
Last year a long-running inquest into the shooting of 10 people in Ballymurphy in 1971 found they were all innocent victims.
