Stormont to debate 'IRA murder' claims

The Northern Ireland Assembly is to debate claims that current and former Provisional IRA members murdered Paul Quinn.

Tue, 05 Feb, 2008 - 16:59

The Northern Ireland Assembly is to debate claims that current and former Provisional IRA members murdered Paul Quinn.

The Assembly’s business committee today pencilled in for next Tuesday a debate condemning the murder in the Republic of Ireland last October of 21-year-old Paul Quinn from Cullyhanna, south Armagh.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: Cullyhanna, south ArmaghPlace: Co MonaghanPlace: NewryPlace: ArmaghPlace: DailPerson: Paul QuinnPerson: QuinnPerson: MPPerson: Conor MurphyPerson: Dominic BradleyPerson: Hugh OrdePerson: Shaun WoodwardPerson: OrdeOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Northern Ireland AssemblyOrganisation: Provisional IRAOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: SDLPOrganisation: PSNIOrganisation: Independent Monitoring CommissionOrganisation: House of CommonsOrganisation: Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
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