Minister forced to quit Loyalist Commission

A Presbyterian minister was forced to stand down today as chairman of the Loyalist Commission.

Minister forced to quit Loyalist Commission
Tue, 04 Apr, 2006 - 00:19

A Presbyterian minister was forced to stand down today as chairman of the Loyalist Commission.

The Rev Mervyn Gibson was asked to leave his post following a meeting of the umbrella group, which includes members of the Ulster Volunteer Force, Red Hand Commando and the Ulster Defence Association.

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