IRA 'still involved in criminal acts'

The Irish and British governments were today awaiting the latest independent assessment of IRA activity.

IRA 'still involved in criminal acts'
Sun, 29 Jan, 2006 - 15:37

The Irish and British governments were today awaiting the latest independent assessment of IRA activity.

The Independent Monitoring Commission is due to hand over its latest report to both governments tomorrow and they in turn are expected to publish the report mid week.

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