The "clamour" surrounding the investigation into the killing of solicitor Pat Finucane is not going to fade away when the current headlines are replaced, it has been claimed.
A review yesterday found British government employees facilitated the killing by loyalists in 1989.
British Prime Minister David Cameron said the degree of collusion exposed was "unacceptable" and said
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The Taoiseach has backed Pat Finucane's family's
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Writer and commentator Eamon McCann said demands for further inquiries were unlikely to die down any time soon.
"This isn't a short-term issue which is going to figure in headlines for a few days or a few weeks and then fade away," he said.
"There is going to be a clamour from the (Finucane) family and from the families of other victims of the UDA and UVF."