McAleese urged to cut ties with UDA

President Mary McAleese and her husband Martin were urged today to end all further contact with the leadership of the loyalist Ulster Defence Association.

McAleese urged to cut ties with UDA
Fri, 03 Mar, 2006 - 10:52

President Mary McAleese and her husband Martin were urged today to end all further contact with the leadership of the loyalist Ulster Defence Association.

It follows the arrest of 17 men when armed police stormed a Belfast pub where paramilitaries were rehearsing for a so-called show of strength.

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