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Armagh violence leads to watchtower calls

The UUP says any move to dismantle British military installations in South Armagh would be premature.

Armagh violence leads to watchtower calls

Wed, 12 Mar, 2003 - 16:55

The UUP says any move to dismantle British military installations in South Armagh would be premature.

The comments from Assemblyman Danny Kennedy come after today's shootings in Culloville.

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