Banbridge Courthouse in Northern Ireland where an inquest is being held into the death of John Moran. A coroner has been told he will hear evidence that an explosion which caused the death of a teenager in Belfast 50 years ago was the result of a co-ordinated UVF attack, rather than an "IRA own goal". John Moran was 19 when he was seriously injured in a bomb attack at Kelly's Bar on the Springfield Road on May 13 1972, and died of his injuries 10 days later.

Banbridge Courthouse in Northern Ireland where an inquest is being held into the death of John Moran. A coroner has been told he will hear evidence that an explosion which caused the death of a teenager in Belfast 50 years ago was the result of a co-ordinated UVF attack, rather than an "IRA own goal". John Moran was 19 when he was seriously injured in a bomb attack at Kelly's Bar on the Springfield Road on May 13 1972, and died of his injuries 10 days later. Stock Photo

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