Confirm war is over, IRA urged

The IRA faced demands from unionists tonight to make a definitive declaration that its war is over.

Confirm war is over, IRA urged
Wed, 30 Apr, 2003 - 19:31

The IRA faced demands from unionists tonight to make a definitive declaration that its war is over.

As the British and Irish governments agonised over whether to press ahead with Assembly Elections on May 29, republicans were asked to further clarify the Provisionals’ position on the future of the peace process.

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