Army 'spy hills' sold for £3m

A range of hills high above Belfast once used by the British army to spy on terrorists in the city has been sold in a £3m (€4.3m) deal, it was revealed today.

A range of hills high above Belfast once used by the British army to spy on terrorists in the city has been sold in a £3m (€4.3m) deal, it was revealed today.

The UK National Trust has become the new owner of the famous Divis and Black Mountain which will be opened to the public for the first time.

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