Loyalists launch campaign opposed to united Ireland

Loyalists delivered more than 200,000 newspapers today as part of a new campaign urging resistance against an alleged slide towards a united Ireland.

Loyalists launch campaign opposed to united Ireland
Mon, 29 Aug, 2005 - 14:03

Loyalists delivered more than 200,000 newspapers today as part of a new campaign urging resistance against an alleged slide towards a united Ireland.

Victims of IRA violence fronted the attempt to rally mass Protestant support, with headlines and posters declaring: “Ulster At Crisis Point”.

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