Sinn Féin respond to Árd Fheis bomb claim

Sinn Féin have responded to claims by the UVF that they left a bomb in the Mansion House during the party's 1981 Árd Fheis.

Sinn Féin respond to Árd Fheis bomb claim
Thu, 31 Aug, 2006 - 14:16

Sinn Féin have responded to claims by the UVF that they left a bomb in the Mansion House during the party's 1981 Árd Fheis.

A security alert is underway at following warnings that an unexploded device planted by loyalists 25 years ago may still be in the building.

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