UDP to fold after fall-out with UDA

The Ulster Democratic Party is to disband after a fall out with loyalist paramilitaries over backing for the Good Friday Agreement.

Wed, 28 Nov, 2001 - 14:54

The Ulster Democratic Party is to disband after a fall out with loyalist paramilitaries over backing for the Good Friday Agreement.

The party, which was formed as the political wing of the Ulster Defence Association, announced today that it was folding "without rancour or ill-will".

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