NI Secretary condemns bomb attack

A bomb attack on a house in east Belfast – blamed locally on the Ulster Volunteer Force – was condemned tonight by Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy.

NI Secretary condemns bomb attack
Sat, 22 May, 2004 - 19:19

A bomb attack on a house in east Belfast – blamed locally on the Ulster Volunteer Force – was condemned tonight by Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy.

Two homes were damaged in a blast caused by what police called a substantial device.

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