Renewed pressure on IRA to disarm

Renewed pressure was put on the IRA to disarm today as Sinn Fein leaders met in Dublin to discuss the faltering Northern Ireland peace process.

Renewed pressure on IRA to disarm
Sat, 21 Jul, 2001 - 15:56

Renewed pressure was put on the IRA to disarm today as Sinn Fein leaders met in Dublin to discuss the faltering Northern Ireland peace process.

Mark Durkan, the SDLP’s Finance Minister in the Stormont Executive, said another verbal assurance from the IRA on decommissioning would not be enough to safeguard the future of devolved Government in Northern Ireland.

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