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McGuinness will meet IRA victims McGuinness will meet IRA victims
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Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness and victims of IRA violence are to hold a meeting. Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is to meet victims of IRA violence.
Mr McGuinness, an ex-IRA leader, has agreed to meet a small delegation of bereaved relatives and victims of the terror group's campaign. Mr McGuinness, an ex-IRA leader, has agreed to meet a small delegation of bereaved relatives and other victims of the terror group's campaign.
The exact make-up of the group has not been finalised, but it is expected to include DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson.The exact make-up of the group has not been finalised, but it is expected to include DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson.
A spokesman for Mr McGuinness told the News Letter: "Yes, he will be meeting with the victims' group." A spokesman for Mr McGuinness told the News Letter: "Yes, he will be meeting with the victims' group. It may be next week, but more likely the week after."
"It may be next week, but more likely the week after." The meeting follows a request to meet Mr McGuinness by County Armagh-based victims' group Families Acting for Innocent Relatives (FAIR).
The meeting follows a request by County Armagh-based victims' group Families Acting for Innocent Relatives (FAIR) to meet Mr McGuinness. 'Questions to answer'
'Uncomfortable' Director William Frazer said: "He will have some difficult questions to answer, but answer them he will have to.
Director William Frazer said: "We welcome this opportunity. There will be those from our community, including the families of murdered UDR, Royal Irish and RUC, who will be very uncomfortable about this. "If he wants to put out the image that he has changed, he has to convince the victims that he changed.
"I would like to assure them we will not be forgetting them or their sacrifice when we go into this meeting." "We have no pleasure in going to this meeting, but if it's going to move things forward we'll give him the opportunity."