Adams: DUP must change tact after shooting
Sinn Féin's Gerry Adams says the DUP - the North's biggest Unionist Party - must reflect on its position following a gun attack on a Sinn Fein Councillor last night.
Paul Butler's home in West Belfast was targeted when a gunman fired three shots at his front window.
Loyalists are being blamed for the shooting.
Gerry Adams says the DUP must reflect on the message being sent out to unionist paramilitaries in the wake of the attack.
Cllr Butler, who was the intended target of the shooting, believes it was an attempt to undermine his position as a public representative.



