Shots fired at RUC in north Belfast

Shots were fired at the RUC this evening after they responded to reports of a pipe-bomb attack in a Catholic area of north Belfast.

Mon, 24 Sep, 2001 - 19:05

Shots were fired at the RUC this evening after they responded to reports of a pipe-bomb attack in a Catholic area of north Belfast.

The RUC said the automatic gunfire came from the nationalist Hallidays Road area.

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