Adams concedes Northern bank might be IRA

Gerry Adams today admitted for the first time that the IRA may have been behind the Northern Bank raid.

Wed, 16 Feb, 2005 - 19:16

Gerry Adams today admitted for the first time that the IRA may have been behind the Northern Bank raid.

During an interview with a Madrid radio station, Mr Adams repeated that he did not believe the republican terror group carried out the December 20 heist.

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