Adams may not appear before US inquiry

Gerry Adams has said that he may not attend a hearing in the US over the alleged involvement between the IRA and guerilla militants in Columbia.

Gerry Adams has said that he may not attend a hearing in the US over the alleged involvement between the IRA and guerilla militants in Columbia.

Mr. Adams told the BBC that he was in two minds whether to go to the US congressional inquiry. The Sinn Fein leader said that he has been advised that the trip could be a distraction from the peace process in general.

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