11 November 1999 Edition
British militarisation continues
The British army is engaged in a major programme of refortification in South Armagh.
According to the South Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee (SAFRC), the British army began a programme of building work on their hilltop spy-posts in the past weeks and ``the work has been steady''.
Toni Carragher of SAFRC told An Phoblacht that ``the British have now built several smaller observation points at Glassdrummond, with extra surveillance cameras and other electronic equipment''.
Added Carragher: ``Clearly the British are not prepared to honour their part of the Good Friday Agreement - security has not been reduced in the South Armagh area.''
According to the South Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee (SAFRC), the British army began a programme of building work on their hilltop spy-posts in the past weeks and ``the work has been steady''.
Toni Carragher of SAFRC told An Phoblacht that ``the British have now built several smaller observation points at Glassdrummond, with extra surveillance cameras and other electronic equipment''.
Added Carragher: ``Clearly the British are not prepared to honour their part of the Good Friday Agreement - security has not been reduced in the South Armagh area.''
