'Bug' found in Sinn Féin offices

A bugging device was discovered at Sinn Féin’s offices in west Belfast, the party said today.

Tue, 14 Sep, 2004 - 16:16

A bugging device was discovered at Sinn Féin’s offices in west Belfast, the party said today.

The listening equipment was found after staff searched all premises following an earlier find at the home of a member of party president Gerry Adams’s staff, republicans said.

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