AGAINST THE I.R.A.
EIRE & ULSTER POLICE CO-OPERATING. CHECK ON BOTH SIDES OF BORDER. (By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright) BELFAST. February 2. The Eireann and Ulster political .police are exchanging important dossiers on I.R.A. terrorism, comprising information collected by both Governments over 20 years. The Ulster police on the border are checking the identification papers of all travellers and the civil guard are also checking them on the Eireann side. A special watch is being kept on cyclists on the Donegal-Derry frontier, which has been long suspected as a possible channel for vital information for the Italian and German legations in Dublin. American officers have warned their troops not to talk to strangers about military matters. Fifty members of the I.R.A. on January 24 started a hunger strike in Belfast prison, where 200 members of the I.R.A. are interned for the duration. Ten are still hunger-striking. They allege that privileges have been curtailed.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 February 1942, Page 3
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150AGAINST THE I.R.A. Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 February 1942, Page 3
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