IRA 'must be brought to heel': Paisley

The IRA must be brought to heel for the Northern Bank Robbery before any new peace talks, Ian Paisley has warned.

IRA 'must be brought to heel': Paisley
Sat, 22 Jan, 2005 - 08:43
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The IRA must be brought to heel for the Northern Bank Robbery before any new peace talks, Ian Paisley has warned.

The Democratic Unionist leader emerged from meeting Northern Ireland Chief Constable Hugh Orde yesterday more convinced than ever that the Provisionals pulled off the £26.5m (€38m) heist.

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