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MacStiofan buried under Conrad Na Gaeilge flag

Former IRA chief of staff Sean MacStiofan is due to be buried in Co Meath shortly.

MacStiofan buried under Conrad Na Gaeilge flag

Mon, 21 May, 2001 - 15:49

Former IRA chief of staff Sean MacStiofan is due to be buried in Co Meath shortly.

The 73-year-old died last week following a long illness.

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