Robinson accused of dangerous 'chit-chat'

A senior SDLP member has accused the deputy leader of the Democratic Unionist Party of engaging in dangerous “chit-chat” over the festive season.

Fri, 27 Dec, 2002 - 15:20

A senior SDLP member has accused the deputy leader of the Democratic Unionist Party of engaging in dangerous “chit-chat” over the festive season.

John Dallat said Peter Robinson claimed the SDLP were conspicuously noticeable by their relative silence towards IRA violence through the darkest days of the troubles.

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