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17/01/2020

Victims of republican violence concern over 拢1m funding earmarked for museum containing controversial exhibits.

Victims of republican violence concern over 拢1m funding earmarked for museum containing controversial exhibits.

There has been anger from victims and unionist politicians about the display of some items in a republican museum in Belfast

Some of the exhibits at the Roddy McCorley Society include a soldier鈥檚 rifle
found near the site of the IRA bombing at Narrow water and a pair of Colonel Gaddafi鈥檚 shoes.

The Society has had funding of 拢1 million pounds 'agreed in principle'
from Belfast City Council.

The Nolan show can reveal this morning that the soldier's rifle has now been confiscated by the police.

Vinny spoke to Jonathan Ganesh, who was injured in the IRA's Docklands bombing in 1996.

Also on the programme, Investigation underway after shocking gangland murder of teenager in Dublin. Plus, NIPSA industrial action to go ahead as other NI health unions suspend planned strikes.

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