Paint bombs thrown at Sinn Féin office

A well known Sinn Féin building has been targeted in the latest of a series of attacks on party property blamed on hard-line republicans.

Wed, 15 Apr, 2009 - 15:36

A well known Sinn Féin building has been targeted in the latest of a series of attacks on party property blamed on hard-line republicans.

Paint bombs were thrown at the Connolly Street constituency office on the Andersonstown Road in west Belfast overnight and a memorial to IRA members smashed.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Connolly Street Place: Andersonstown Road Place: Belfast Place: Derry Place: west Belfast Place: Connolly House Place: Falls Road Person: Paul Maskey Person: Sue Ramsey Person: Maskey Event: Easter Parade Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: IRA

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