UDA warns 'Mad Dog' Adair over split

Ousted loyalist terror chief Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair was warned today against trying to split his former paramilitary unit.

Fri, 02 Jan, 2004 - 13:26

Ousted loyalist terror chief Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair was warned today against trying to split his former paramilitary unit.

Ulster Defence Association leaders in west Belfast accused the deposed commander and his supporters of running a smear campaign against the new regime.

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Courts Heathrow Place: west Belfast Place: Lancashire Place: North Place: Maghaberry Prison Place: Lisburn,Place: Co Antrim Place: Lower Shankill Place: Bolton Person: Mad Dog'Person: Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair Person: Adair Person: Gina Person: Jonathan Organisation: UDA Organisation: Ulster Defence Association Organisation: West Belfast Brigade

<p>The drivers of both vans, a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s, died following the collision at about 12.30pm at Cappincur, near Tullamore.</p>

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