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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.

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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