Adams denies Tánaiste's claims Sinn Féin 'over-glorified' paramilitary violence

Adams denies Tánaiste's claims Sinn Féin 'over-glorified' paramilitary violence

 Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams rejected Mr Martin’s comments and said 'we all need to be careful with how we deal with the past'. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA

Gerry Adams has hit back at comments made by Tánaiste Micheál Martin who said Sinn Fein have “over-glorified” paramilitary violence during The Troubles.

Mr Martin made the comments last month in Boston during a Q&A session at JFK Library and said Sinn Fein have not responded sufficiently to the victims of violence.

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