Belfast shooting condemned as 'relic of the past'

A paramilitary shooting that left two men with gunshot wounds to their legs was condemned today as a relic of the violent past.

Belfast shooting condemned as 'relic of the past'
Sat, 11 Sep, 2010 - 13:21

A paramilitary shooting that left two men with gunshot wounds to their legs was condemned today as a relic of the violent past.

The men, aged 23 and 25, were each shot in the left leg in the Etna Drive area of Ardoyne in north Belfast at 11pm last night.

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