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David Black: 'new IRA' group claims it murdered prison officer David Black: 'new IRA' group claims it murdered prison officer
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A republican terror alliance styling itself as a new IRA has claimed it murdered Northern Ireland prison officer David Black.A republican terror alliance styling itself as a new IRA has claimed it murdered Northern Ireland prison officer David Black.
The group issued a statement to the Belfast paper the Irish News on Monday linking the killing to conditions inside the top-security Maghaberry prison.The group issued a statement to the Belfast paper the Irish News on Monday linking the killing to conditions inside the top-security Maghaberry prison.
The faction comprises members of the Real IRA, independent dissident republican units in areas such as East Tyrone and the Derry-based Republican Action Against Drugs.The faction comprises members of the Real IRA, independent dissident republican units in areas such as East Tyrone and the Derry-based Republican Action Against Drugs.
In a statement to the Guardian during the summer the grouping of paramilitary organisations said it was uniting to form a new IRA.In a statement to the Guardian during the summer the grouping of paramilitary organisations said it was uniting to form a new IRA.
Black, 52, died after his car was riddled with bullets during an ambush along the M1 motorway near Portadown on 1 November. He had been driving to work at Maghaberry prison.Black, 52, died after his car was riddled with bullets during an ambush along the M1 motorway near Portadown on 1 November. He had been driving to work at Maghaberry prison.
During his funeral last week, near his home in Cookstown, County Tyrone, a Presbyterian minister said the prison officer had been a "man of peace".During his funeral last week, near his home in Cookstown, County Tyrone, a Presbyterian minister said the prison officer had been a "man of peace".
At the time of the murder republican sources indicated that the new IRA was responsible for the fatal shooting.At the time of the murder republican sources indicated that the new IRA was responsible for the fatal shooting.
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