Insults fly at decommissioning priest's meeting

One of the independent church witnesses to IRA decommissioning tonight compared the unionist community to Nazis for their treatment of Catholics in Northern Ireland.

Insults fly at decommissioning priest's meeting
Thu, 13 Oct, 2005 - 00:19

One of the independent church witnesses to IRA decommissioning tonight compared the unionist community to Nazis for their treatment of Catholics in Northern Ireland.

Father Alec Reid was involved in angry exchanges with several members of the audience at a public meeting in Belfast.

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