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Paramilitary violence 'turning investors away'

The price paid in lost investment due to paramilitarism is to be raised with the Northern Ireland Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister at Stormont later today.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2007 - 09:59

The price paid in lost investment due to paramilitarism is to be raised with the Northern Ireland Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister at Stormont later today.

Nigel Dodds is to be quizzed by members after a weekend of violence in Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, involving up to 100 loyalists.

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