Commission condemns violence since peace deal

Terrorist violence in Northern Ireland has surged since the Good Friday peace deal was signed six years ago, a scathing new report claimed today.

Commission condemns violence since peace deal

Terrorist violence in Northern Ireland has surged since the Good Friday peace deal was signed six years ago, a scathing new report claimed today.

Paramilitary chiefs on both sides of the sectarian divide are continuing to order recruits to wage a savage campaign of shootings, beatings and bombings, the ceasefire study has found.

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