Calls grow to disband the Irish Republican Army

17 Mar 2005

It’s been a bad stretch for the Irish Republican Army and its political ally, Sinn Fein. In December, the IRA was accused of a $50 million bank heist. Then an independent commission charged it with massive money laundering. Now the organization’s very existence is threatened by outrage over a murder and its coverup. Full Story

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