Real IRA fuels fears of Easter terror campaign

Republicans opposed to the Northern Ireland peace process have threatened a fresh campaign of violence.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001 - 18:36

Republicans opposed to the Northern Ireland peace process have threatened a fresh campaign of violence.

As British army explosives experts prepared to defuse a bomb in Co Tyrone, the Real IRA declared it would not stop until a 32-county Irish Republic has been achieved.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Northern Ireland Place: Co Tyrone Place: Irish Republic Place: Altmore Forest, Galbally Place: 32 County Socialist Republic Place: Co Armagh Place: Tandragee Person: Graeme Marks Event: Easter Event: 1916 Easter Rising Event: 1998 Omagh attack Event: Easter Rising Organisation: Real IRA Organisation: republicans Organisation: Loyalist Volunteer Force

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