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Loyalists attack Catholic homes

Two Catholic families have escaped injury after loyalists threw blast bombs at their homes in east Belfast last night.

Loyalists attack Catholic homes

Tue, 15 Oct, 2002 - 13:45

Two Catholic families have escaped injury after loyalists threw blast bombs at their homes in east Belfast last night.

The attacks happened on Bryson Street in the nationalist Short Strand enclave.

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