Man wounded in Ulster shooting

A man was taken to hospital in Northern Ireland tonight after being wounded in the latest paramilitary-style shooting.

Man wounded in Ulster shooting
Fri, 05 Oct, 2001 - 00:29

A man was taken to hospital in Northern Ireland tonight after being wounded in the latest paramilitary-style shooting.

The victim, aged in his 20s, suffered a gunshot wound to his right leg in the attack which was believed to have happened in Farringdon Court, Ballysillan, in north Belfast, shortly after 9pm according to an RUC spokeswoman.

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