Thousands to attend anti-sectarianism rally

Thousands of people are expected to attend an anti-sectarianism rally in Belfast city centre today.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2002 - 08:00

Thousands of people are expected to attend an anti-sectarianism rally in Belfast city centre today.

The rally was organised by Sinn Fein Lord Mayor Alex Maskey following the UDA murder of a 19-year-old Catholic man, Gerard Lawlor two weeks ago.

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