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DUP warning over IRA 'structures' DUP warning over IRA 'structures'
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There will be no devolution of policing and justice powers to the NI Executive without complete dismantling of the IRA's structure, a DUP MP has said.There will be no devolution of policing and justice powers to the NI Executive without complete dismantling of the IRA's structure, a DUP MP has said.
Jeffrey Donaldson warned that the IRA's so-called army councilwould have to be destroyed. Jeffrey Donaldson warned that the IRA's so-called army council would have to be destroyed.
He was speaking after the chief constable met a DUP delegation to discuss the murder of Paul Quinn and recent dissident republican attacks.He was speaking after the chief constable met a DUP delegation to discuss the murder of Paul Quinn and recent dissident republican attacks.
The MP said dissidents were planning more attacks before Christmas.The MP said dissidents were planning more attacks before Christmas.
Dissidents were blamed for attacks on two police officers in recent weeks.Dissidents were blamed for attacks on two police officers in recent weeks.
In October, south Armagh man Paul Quinn, 21, was beaten to death infarm outbuildings across the border in County Monaghan. In October, south Armagh man Paul Quinn, 21, was beaten to death in farm outbuildings across the border in County Monaghan.
His family blamed the IRA for the killing, however, Sinn Fein has denied republican involvement.His family blamed the IRA for the killing, however, Sinn Fein has denied republican involvement.
Mr Quinn was murdered at farm buildings near the village of OramMr Quinn was murdered at farm buildings near the village of Oram
Mr Donaldson said Chief Constable Sir Hugh Orde told them that while there was "no indication" it was authorised by the IRA leadership there were "IRA members involved".Mr Donaldson said Chief Constable Sir Hugh Orde told them that while there was "no indication" it was authorised by the IRA leadership there were "IRA members involved".
Mr Donaldson said: "We have made it absolutely clear that there is no room for private armies ina situation where you have the assembly operating. Mr Donaldson said: "We have made it absolutely clear that there is no room for private armies in a situation where you have the assembly operating.
"It is unfinished business, it is business that needs to be finished andresolved." "It is unfinished business, it is business that needs to be finished and resolved."
Mr Donaldson said it was hoped the First Minister Ian Paisley would meet the Quinn family soon.Mr Donaldson said it was hoped the First Minister Ian Paisley would meet the Quinn family soon.
He said the DUP had made it clear that it wanted "full disclosure" ofall information regarding the murder. He said the DUP had made it clear that it wanted "full disclosure" of all information regarding the murder.
"If it is shown that the Provisional IRA authorised and executed the murder ofPaul Quinn there will be serious repercussions," he said. "If it is shown that the Provisional IRA authorised and executed the murder of Paul Quinn there will be serious repercussions," he said.