The family of murdered GAA official Sean Brown have said they will not give up until they secure a public inquiry into his death.Family members, including Mr Brown's 87-year-old widow Bridie, attended Belfast's Court of Appeal on Thursday for a Government legal challenge over a decision by the High Court to order a public inquiry into the 1997 loyalist killing.The hearing was told that it was the 57th time Mrs Brown had attended court as part of her long battle to secure answers about her husban

The family of murdered GAA official Sean Brown have said they will not give up until they secure a public inquiry into his death.Family members, including Mr Brown's 87-year-old widow Bridie, attended Belfast's Court of Appeal on Thursday for a Government legal challenge over a decision by the High Court to order a public inquiry into the 1997 loyalist killing.The hearing was told that it was the 57th time Mrs Brown had attended court as part of her long battle to secure answers about her husband's death.