Downing Street Says » Northern Ireland

» Monday, February 28, 2005

Northern Ireland

Asked about the implications of and the Government’s attitude’s to the demonstration yesterday in Belfast, the PMOS said that we had always believed that anyone who carried out a murder should be brought to justice. That was a very simple demand from the family, but the PMOS thought that demand was put forward more eloquently by the family. All we would say was that those responsible for the murder of Mr. McCartney should be brought to justice, and we supported the family in that.

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