Loyalists pledge to continue anti-sectarian drive

Loyalists in the North pledged today to continue an anti-sectarian drive in the town where a Catholic schoolboy was beaten to death.

Wed, 10 May, 2006 - 15:15

Loyalists in the North pledged today to continue an anti-sectarian drive in the town where a Catholic schoolboy was beaten to death.

But the Ulster Political Research Group admitted the killing of Michael McIlveen, 15, could damage cross-community initiatives in Ballymena, Co Antrim.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ballymena Place: Co Antrim Place: Borough of Ballymena Place: Harryville Chapel Person: Michael McIlveen Person: Darran Smyth Person: Michael Person: Smyth Organisation: Ulster Political Research Group Organisation: UDA Organisation: UPRG Organisation: Protestant Organisation: Catholic Organisation: St Patrick’s High School

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