Firefighters in North demand more staff as arson attacks increase

Feud and paramilitary attacks have fuelled surging numbers of arsons in the North, it was claimed today.

Firefighters in North demand more staff as arson attacks increase
Mon, 13 Nov, 2006 - 18:38

Feud and paramilitary attacks have fuelled surging numbers of arsons in the North, it was claimed today.

The dissident firebomb campaign and the murder of Gerard Devlin in west Belfast are being partly blamed for the rise which firefighters said was putting their lives at risk.

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