Fight sectarianism

THE recent murder of 15-year-old Ballymena schoolboy Michael McIlveen once again highlights the ugly reality that is sectarianism on this island.

Wed, 24 May, 2006 - 01:00

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It should serve as a reminder that we have a responsibility vehemently to oppose any form of sectarianism, regardless of the identity of the perpetrator.

Brendan Griffin

Keel

Castlemaine

Co Kerry

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Courts Columnists Place: Ballymena Person: Michael McIlveen Person: Brendan Griffin Person: Keel Castlemaine Person: Kerry

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