'My daughter would still be here': Jean Quigley's mother backs Clare's law

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The mother of a woman murdered by her partner has backed calls by trade unions for the introduction of Clare's law in Northern Ireland. The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS) allows people to find out if a partner has a history of violence. Jean Quigley was murdered at her home in Cornshell Fields in Londonderry in 2008 by her partner Stephen Cahoon. Emma McBride has been speaking to Teresa Craig...

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