Trimble asks about IRA ceasefire

Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble today put pressure on Northern Ireland Secretary Dr John Reid to declare the IRA ceasefire over next time the organisation carries out a murder.

Trimble asks about IRA ceasefire
Sat, 13 Oct, 2001 - 11:28

Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble today put pressure on Northern Ireland Secretary Dr John Reid to declare the IRA ceasefire over next time the organisation carries out a murder.

His call came after Dr Reid yesterday announced de-recognition of the ceasefires of loyalist paramilitary groups.

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