McCartneys will continue their fight for justice

The McCartney family will head for home today after a whirlwind tour of Washington that saw their campaign to hold the IRA to account make an unprecedented impact.

McCartneys will continue their fight for justice
Sat, 19 Mar, 2005 - 09:45
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The McCartney family will head for home today after a whirlwind tour of Washington that saw their campaign to hold the IRA to account make an unprecedented impact.

The five sisters of murdered Belfast man Robert McCartney were thrust into the spotlight when they decided to take their fight for justice to the US.

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