Mother of IRA murder victim calls on Sinn Féin to sack Conor Murphy

The mother of an IRA murder victim has demanded that Sinn Féin sack one of its Stormont ministers for accusing her son of being a criminal.

Mother of IRA murder victim calls on Sinn Féin to sack Conor Murphy
Wed, 05 Feb, 2020 - 10:55
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The mother of an IRA murder victim has demanded that Sinn Féin sack one of its Stormont ministers for accusing her son of being a criminal.

Breege Quinn called for the removal of Conor Murphy from his position as Finance Minister after Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald admitted he had been wrong to brand her son Paul a smuggler and criminal.

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