McCartney family heads for Washington

Murder victim Robert McCartney’s family will today head for Washington on the next stage of their bid to hound his killers into court.

Tue, 15 Mar, 2005 - 07:03
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Murder victim Robert McCartney’s family will today head for Washington on the next stage of their bid to hound his killers into court.

His five sisters and fiancee Bridgeen Hagans are to meet President George Bush in the White House on St Patrick’s Day. Talks have also been lined up with Senators Hillary Clinton and Ted Kennedy.

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CourtsRobert McCartneyPlace: WashingtonPlace: White HousePlace: BelfastPlace: Magennis’s barPlace: South BelfastPlace: New YorkPerson: McCartneyPerson: Robert McCartneyPerson: Bridgeen HagansPerson: President George BushPerson: SenatorsPerson: Hillary ClintonPerson: Ted KennedyPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: McCartneys'Person: Martin McGuinnessPerson: McGuinnessPerson: McCartneysPerson: Deirdre HargeyPerson: Cora GrooganPerson: Sean HayesPerson: O’LoanPerson: AdamsPerson: Senator Ted KennedyPerson: President BushPerson: Speaker of the House of RepresentativesPerson: Dennis HastertPerson: Brendan DevineEvent: St Patrick’s DayOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: BBC Radio UlsterOrganisation: IRA
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