McCartney family to meet Dermot Ahern in Dublin today

The family of the man stabbed to death outside a Belfast pub last month are due to meet Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern in Dublin this morning to seek Irish Government support for their campaign for justice.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 08:10

Thirty-three-year-old Robert McCartney was beaten and stabbed to death on January 30, allegedly by senior IRA members.

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