Pair held in connection with soldier shootings in North

A man and a woman were arrested today by police investigating the Real IRA murders of two soldiers outside an Army barracks in the North earlier this year.

Pair held in connection with soldier shootings in North
Tue, 17 Nov, 2009 - 10:07

A man and a woman were arrested today by police investigating the Real IRA murders of two soldiers outside an Army barracks in the North earlier this year.

The man (aged 39) was detained in Coalisland, east Tyrone, and the woman (aged 55) was held in west Belfast.

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