Pressure grows on IRA to stand down

The future of paramilitarism in Northern Ireland was today under the spotlight at talks on the future of the Good Friday Agreement as republicans continued to face demands for the standing down of the IRA.

The future of paramilitarism in Northern Ireland was today under the spotlight at talks on the future of the Good Friday Agreement as republicans continued to face demands for the standing down of the IRA.

Unionist parties have over the past 12 days been pressing for sanctions against Sinn Féin following the attempted abduction of dissident republican Bobby Tohill from a Belfast city centre bar.

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