Catholic woman forced to flee home in Antrim

The SDLP has accused loyalists of forcing a Catholic woman to flee her home of 50 years in the mainly Protestant village of Ahoghill in Co Antrim.

Catholic woman forced to flee home in Antrim
Mon, 11 Jul, 2005 - 12:56

The SDLP has accused loyalists of forcing a Catholic woman to flee her home of 50 years in the mainly Protestant village of Ahoghill in Co Antrim.

The SDLP said Kathleen McCaughey had been resisting intimidation at the hands of loyalists for years, but had decided to leave her home following a recent intensification in the campaign.

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