PSNI investigates violence in Belfast

Violence broke out at a notorious interface between loyalist and nationalist homes in north Belfast last night.

PSNI investigates violence in Belfast
Tue, 16 Sep, 2008 - 10:09

Violence broke out at a notorious interface between loyalist and nationalist homes in north Belfast last night.

Petrol bombs were thrown at police during the disturbances on the Ardoyne/Oldpark boundary.

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