Larne: Attacks on Catholics 'down to five a month'

Attacks on Catholics in one of Northern Ireland’s most sectarian towns have been slashed after a year-long security clampdown, a police chief said today.

Larne: Attacks on Catholics 'down to five a month'

Attacks on Catholics in one of Northern Ireland’s most sectarian towns have been slashed after a year-long security clampdown, a police chief said today.

Superintendent Tom Haylett, the district commander in Larne, Co Antrim, also praised loyalist representatives for cutting out a savage campaign of beatings and bombings.

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