British believed Gerry Adams was on IRA Army Council in 1994

According to a confidential record of a conversation in October 1994 between Irish Ambassador to Britain, Joseph Small, and Paul Lever, a senior official in the British Foreign Office, the UK Government believed that the Sinn Fein president sat on the IRA Army Council.

The British Government believed that Gerry Adams was on the IRA Army Council at the time of the first ceasefire in 1994.

According to a confidential record of a conversation in October 1994 between Irish Ambassador to Britain, Joseph Small, and Paul Lever, a senior official in the British Foreign Office, the UK government believed that the Sinn Féin president sat on the IRA Army Council.