Adair welcomed on Shankhill

UDA leader, Johnny Adair, freed from jail this morning, has been welcomed back in the Shankhill heartland.

Adair welcomed on Shankhill
Wed, 15 May, 2002 - 11:52

UDA leader, Johnny Adair, freed from jail this morning, has been welcomed back in the Shankhill heartland.

The British government could not keep him in jail any longer after his 16-year sentence for directing terrorism expired at midnight.

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