High-level talks over Belfast violence

REPUBLICANS and loyalists have been involved in high-level talks in a bid to end violence in north Belfast, it emerged last night.

High-level talks over Belfast violence

Sinn Féin’s Gerry Kelly met Reverend Mervyn Gibson, chairman of the loyalist commission, a group that includes paramilitary representatives.

Sources close to Mr Kelly confirmed the meeting took place in an effort to persuade the loyalist Ulster Defence Association to stop attacking Catholic homes.

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