Irish state papers: Fears possible loyalists bombings would be ‘like civil war’ | Belfast News Letter 28/12/2022 In Politics, UK “The Irish government raised fears of loyalists bombing in the Republic of Ireland after the IRA ceasefire ended in 1996, newly released Irish state papers show.” https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/irish-state-papers-fears-possible-loyalists-bombings-would-be-like-civil-war-3966856?utm_campaign=belf-news-api&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=239614200&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_dv_I3rPOCOiZ7ju_rnijhC_lAp3IGZrLFvsYZrT8gXlSp3KOccjH2tJWpMqQGWAMKDn-JnHEZN6Mm84Bf9TLfdruLfg&utm_content=239614200&utm_source=hs_email #bombings #civil war #IRA #Ireland #loyalists #papers Pubs struggle to retain staff after Brexit and Covid ‘double whammy’ | The Guardian UK ministers pledged to match EU funds after Brexit. How’s that going? Related Posts Eastbourne, Hastings and Bexhill Stagecoach bus services cancelled due to national shortage of drivers | SussexLive Starmer’s latest message on Brexit is nonsensical from an economic standpoint | The Independent Greggs Has Shortages Of Chicken Products As The Supply-Chain Crisis Hits It | PoliticsHome Wetherspoon’s boss Martin blames beer shortages on ‘industrial action by lorry drivers’ – not Brexit | inews