McGuinness: FF trying to win votes with IRA-link claims

Fianna Fáil is trying to win votes back from Sinn Féin by questioning Gerry Adams‘ links to the IRA, Martin McGuinness has claimed.

McGuinness: FF trying to win votes with IRA-link claims
Wed, 16 Feb, 2011 - 18:36

Fianna Fáil is trying to win votes back from Sinn Féin by questioning Gerry Adams‘ links to the IRA, Martin McGuinness has claimed.

The Northern Ireland deputy first minister said Micheál Martin was under pressure to regain ground lost to Sinn Féin in the election campaign.

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