Taoiseach 'deeply concerned' by Castlereagh break-in

The Government has reacted to the break-in at Castlereagh Police Station in Belfast.

Wed, 20 Mar, 2002 - 15:29

The Government has reacted to the break-in at Castlereagh Police Station in Belfast.

The Taoiseach says he is deeply concerned by the incident, in which top secret files were snatched in what most experts believe was almost certainly an "inside job".

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