Six Irish groups on EU's terror list

The European Union introduced a package of anti-terrorism measures today, branding six Irish groups as terrorists.

Fri, 28 Dec, 2001 - 14:50

The European Union introduced a package of anti-terrorism measures today, branding six Irish groups as terrorists.

For the first time EU governments drew up a list of domestic organisations accused by all 15 members of terrorism.

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