Loyalists blamed for Belfast murder bid

Loyalists are being blamed for the stabbing of a Catholic man at an interface in North Belfast.

Loyalists blamed for Belfast murder bid
Wed, 02 Jan, 2002 - 10:42

Loyalists are being blamed for the stabbing of a Catholic man at an interface in North Belfast.

The 43-year-old father of five was attacked near his home in Newington St in the Limestone Rd area of the city.

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