Ulster Unionist leader makes plea to flag protestors

One thousand people are expected to mark the murders of two Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) soldiers in a 1998 IRA bomb attack during a rally in Belfast city centre on Saturday.

Ulster Unionist leader makes plea to flag protestors
Tue, 19 Feb, 2013 - 08:06

One thousand people are expected to mark the murders of two Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) soldiers in a 1998 IRA bomb attack during a rally in Belfast city centre on Saturday.

Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt urged loyalist protesters to cancel their concurrent demonstration against restrictions on the Union flag flying from Belfast City Hall this weekend.

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