NI minister: No terrorism shrine at new stadium

There will be no shrine to terrorism beside a £55m (€82m) multi-sports stadium proposed for the site of the former Maze Prison, Shaun Woodward insisted today.

NI minister: No terrorism shrine at new stadium
Wed, 25 Jul, 2007 - 15:44

There will be no shrine to terrorism beside a £55m (€82m) multi-sports stadium proposed for the site of the former Maze Prison, Shaun Woodward insisted today.

In his first Question Time at England's House of Commons as Northern Ireland Secretary, Mr Woodward quoted Sinn Féin Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness’s comments that a conflict transformation centre planned for the site would be exactly that.

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