IRA’s offer to kill 4 draws outrage

09 Mar 2005

President Bush’s envoy to Northern Ireland called Wednesday for the IRA to disband after the outlawed group made an unprecedented public offer to kill four men – including two of its own expelled members – linked to a Belfast slaying. The envoy, Mitchell Reiss, told BBC radio in Belfast that the IRA’s allied Sinn Fein party should accept the legitimacy of the police force. Full Story

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