IRA exile case resolved

The IRA has backed down after a high profile Downing Street protest by a man forced to flee Derry in fear the Provisionals would murder him.

IRA exile case resolved
Tue, 05 Nov, 2002 - 15:37

The IRA has backed down after a high profile Downing Street protest by a man forced to flee Derry in fear the Provisionals would murder him.

Joseph McCloskey demonstrated at his 18-month exile last month when Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams went to No 10 for talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

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