Commission delivers report on paramilitary ceasefires

The Irish and British governments were tonight studying a new commission’s first assessment of paramilitary ceasefires in Northern Ireland.

Wed, 14 Apr, 2004 - 19:02

The Irish and British governments were tonight studying a new commission’s first assessment of paramilitary ceasefires in Northern Ireland.

A report by the Independent Monitoring Commission deals with loyalist and republican incidents, including the IRA abduction of prominent dissident Bobby Tohill.

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Courts Northern stories Place: Northern Ireland Place: Dublin Place: London Place: Belfast Place: Ireland Place: Britain Person: Bobby Tohill Person: Tohill Person: Hugh Orde Person: secretary Person: Paul Murphy Person: Justice Minister Michael McDowell Organisation: Irish Organisation: Independent Monitoring Commission Organisation: IRA Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: IMC

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