Loyalist killer McClean fails to secure early release

A loyalist gunman who killed two people in Co Down seven years ago has failed in an attempt to secure early release under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement.

A loyalist gunman who killed two people in Co Down seven years ago has failed in an attempt to secure early release under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement.

Stephen McClean and another LVF man were jailed in February 2000 for murdering lifelong friends Damien Traynor and Philip Allen at a pub in Poyntzpass two years earlier.

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