Adair will be force for peace: Claim

Newly-released loyalist paramilitary chief Johnny Adair will be a force for peace, his spokesman said in a statement today.

Adair will be force for peace: Claim
Wed, 15 May, 2002 - 09:57

Newly-released loyalist paramilitary chief Johnny Adair will be a force for peace, his spokesman said in a statement today.

Adair was released from Maghaberry Prison this morning.

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