IRA leader MacStiofain weak after hunger strike
In Dublin, IRA chief Sean MacStiofain remains very weak but not in immediate danger, doctors say after a nine day hunger and thirst strike. His six month jail term for IRA membership sparked a botched bid to free him, gun battles in Belfast, and protests in London.
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