INLA to confirm weapons have been destroyed

A republican paramilitary group which killed more than 100 people is poised to announce today that it has decommissioned its weapons.

Mon, 08 Feb, 2010 - 07:16

A republican paramilitary group which killed more than 100 people is poised to announce today that it has decommissioned its weapons.

The Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) is expected to reveal that it has destroyed its illegal arsenal in recent weeks, according to republican sources.

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Courts Decommissioning Place: Dublin Place: North Place: Northern Ireland Person: MP Person: Airey Neave Person: Margaret Thatcher Event: The Event: Troubles Organisation: INLA Organisation: Republican Organisation: Irish National Liberation Army Organisation: Independent International Commission on Decommissioning Organisation: IICD Organisation: Ulster Volunteer Force Organisation: Ulster Defence Association Organisation: IRA

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