Pressure grows on IRA to start disarmament

The IRA tonight faced new demands to begin its promised disarmament amid a developing security scaledown in the North.

Pressure grows on IRA to start disarmament
Tue, 02 Aug, 2005 - 18:36

The IRA tonight faced new demands to begin its promised disarmament amid a developing security scaledown in the North.

Unionists still in shock at the speed of the demilitarisation process urged British Prime Minister Tony Blair to lean on the Provisionals.

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