Fine Gael motion carried as McDowell denounces IRA

The murder of Belfast man Robert McCartney was cowardly and nakedly evil, Justice Minister Michael McDowell said tonight.

Fine Gael motion carried as McDowell denounces IRA
Wed, 02 Mar, 2005 - 23:57

The murder of Belfast man Robert McCartney was cowardly and nakedly evil, Justice Minister Michael McDowell said tonight.

Speaking during a parliamentary motion urging witnesses to come forward, he said Irish people were beginning to realise the threat posed by Sinn Féin and the IRA to Irish democracy.

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