New attempt to defuse school row violence

Security chiefs were today meeting a school governors’ chief to discuss whether parents should continue taking their children through a volatile loyalist area in north Belfast where a blast bomb injured two police officers.

New attempt to defuse school row violence

Security chiefs were today meeting a school governors’ chief to discuss whether parents should continue taking their children through a volatile loyalist area in north Belfast where a blast bomb injured two police officers.

Father Aidan Troy, the governors’ chairman, held a crisis meeting with parents in the Ardoyne area last night after the device was thrown at police lines while terrified children were escorted to Holy Cross school yesterday morning.

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