McCartney sisters win backing of US politicians

A political settlement in Northern Ireland will not help the campaign to bring Robert McCartney’s killers to justice, his family claimed tonight.

McCartney sisters win backing of US politicians
Wed, 16 Mar, 2005 - 19:46

A political settlement in Northern Ireland will not help the campaign to bring Robert McCartney’s killers to justice, his family claimed tonight.

The five McCartney sisters, who insist the IRA and Sinn Féin are involved in a sinister cover-up of the murder, warned that violence in Belfast would not end if a deal was struck.

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