Race attack victims vow to leave North

Romanian families forced to shelter in a church hall after fleeing their homes in Belfast in the wake of racist attacks today vowed to leave Ireland for good.

Race attack victims vow to leave North
Wed, 17 Jun, 2009 - 09:43

Romanian families forced to shelter in a church hall after fleeing their homes in Belfast in the wake of racist attacks today vowed to leave Ireland for good.

More than 100 Romanian nationals spent last night in the City Church near Queen's University after evacuating their homes in the Lisburn Road area in the south of the city.

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