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Angry CRJ chief dismises claims he is a police informer

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By Marie Louise McCrory West Belfast Correspondent
26/03/08
Unfounded rumours: Jim McCarthy, who was once a driver for Sinn Fein president, has denied rumours that he is a police informer  PICTURE: Mal McCann
Unfounded rumours: Jim McCarthy, who was once a driver for Sinn Fein president, has denied rumours that he is a police informer PICTURE: Mal McCann

A high-profile republican, who has been a member of the movement for almost 40 years, has spoken out publicly to deny he is a police informer. Jim McCarthy, who is the Belfast co-ordinator of Community Restorative Justice (CRJ).



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