United States Congressman, Joseph Kennedy has said The Human Rights Caucus of the Congress is to hold formal hearings into the case of the Birmingham Six.

Report shows Congressman Kennedy with David Andrews, Teachta Dála (TD), Síle de Valera (representing An Taoiseach) and Mayor of Limerick Gus O'Driscoll (representing Alan Dukes) at a news conference at Shannon.

Interview with Kennedy and Andrews on the British refusal to allow them to see the prisoners in British jails.

Birmingham Six relatives presenting the Congressman with a gift thanking him for his efforts.

The reporter is Michael Lally. BROADCAST: 1989.NOV.29

The Birmingham Six will now have to wait at least until the Court of Appeal has re-examined the evidence in their case before they learn whether they are to be released or not. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in London said this evening he will leave it to the court to decide whether the appeal should go ahead.

Report shows Allan Green, Queen's Counsel (QC).

Photographs of Birmingham Six.

Archive of release of the Guildford Four in October 1989.

Congressman Joe Kennedy with Paul Hill and others walking away from Long Lartin Jail where they were visiting some of the six.

Interview with Kennedy on how the case against the six has been destroyed by new tests available to governments.

Documents being tested in forensic laboratory.

Interview with Gerard Collins who is concerned that the Birmingham Six will be facing their seventeenth Christmas in prison.

The reporter is Brian O’Connell. BROADCAST: 1990.NOV.30

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