Two more charged over Ulster violence

Two more people were charged tonight in connection with the loyalist violence which erupted around a contentious Orange Order parade in North Belfast last month.

Two more charged over Ulster violence
Tue, 18 Oct, 2005 - 21:35

Two more people were charged tonight in connection with the loyalist violence which erupted around a contentious Orange Order parade in North Belfast last month.

The charges came 48 hours after police made a fresh appeal for information and issued CCTV pictures of six males they wanted to interview.

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