McGuinness: IRA snipers did not fire on Bloody Sunday troops

Martin McGuinness was under intense pressure tonight to reveal IRA safe houses used on Bloody Sunday after being heavily criticised for refusing to disclose their locations.

McGuinness: IRA snipers did not fire on Bloody Sunday troops

Martin McGuinness was under intense pressure tonight to reveal IRA safe houses used on Bloody Sunday after being heavily criticised for refusing to disclose their locations.

The Sinn Féin chief negotiator resisted all attempts by lawyers at the Saville Inquiry to find out where Provisional guns were stored, claiming he was bound by a republican code of honour.

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