And I've a great loyalty to the families of the dead," Mr Black said. Mr McElduff apologised for the video and insisted the stunt was not a reference to the massacre. In an interview on Sunday with Miriam O'Callaghan on RTE Radio Mr Black rejected that. Mr Black said he did not want to live while he was in intensive care in hospital. Mr Black spoke of his anger at the killings but said he was proud that his three children had grown up so well-balanced.

Source: Irish Independent January 14, 2018 14:37 UTC