Direct talks with republicans 'inevitable', says UDA boss

A loyalist paramilitary boss today predicted direct talks with republicans were inevitable if the North's new, devolved government succeeds.

Direct talks with republicans 'inevitable', says UDA boss
Wed, 04 Apr, 2007 - 17:21

A loyalist paramilitary boss today predicted direct talks with republicans were inevitable if the North's new, devolved government succeeds.

Speaking after a meeting with the North's chief constable, Ulster Defence Association commander Jackie McDonald also ruled out imminent disarmament.

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