Silent protests for murdered soldiers

People in the North were today urged to attend a series of silent protests regarding the murder of the two soldiers in Antrim

Mon, 09 Mar, 2009 - 14:59

People in the North were today urged to attend a series of silent protests regarding the murder of the two soldiers in Antrim

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) is organising lunchtime rallies for workers and their families at City Hall in Belfast, Guildhall Square in Derry and Newry Town Hall on Wednesday.

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Courts Massareene Barracks Shootings Place: Antrim Place: City Hall Place: Belfast Place: Guildhall Square Place: Derry Place: Newry Town Hall Place: Northern Ireland Place: Massereene Person: Peter Bunting Person: General Secretary Person: Bunting Organisation: Irish Congress of Trade Unions Organisation: ICTU

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