Adams: Don’t you trust Sinn Fein?

Gerry Adams tonight put the integrity of leadership on the line over claims that republicans have engaged in terrorist activity.

Mon, 22 Apr, 2002 - 20:14

Gerry Adams tonight put the integrity of leadership on the line over claims that republicans have engaged in terrorist activity.

With another crisis in the Northern Ireland peace process looming, the beleaguered Sinn Fein president urged people to believe his vehement pleas that provisionals have not broken their ceasefire.

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