Fighting breaks out in North

More fighting has broken out in north Belfast as Protestants and Catholics clashed in the Limestone and Hallidays Road areas of the city.

Sun, 28 Oct, 2001 - 12:56

More fighting has broken out in north Belfast as Protestants and Catholics clashed in the Limestone and Hallidays Road areas of the city.

Meanwhile protesters have thrown bottles, fireworks, stones and bricks at the Crossmaglen army barracks in south Armagh in an attempt to break through security fencing.

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Courts Heathrow Place: North Belfast Place: Limestone Place: Hallidays Road Place: Crossmaglen army barracks Place: South Armagh Organisation: Protestants Organisation: Catholics

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