The man shot dead in Belfast this afternoon was a former leader of the hardline republican group the Continuity IRA. Tommy Crossan headed the CIRA after splitting from the more mainstream Provisional IRA during the Northern Ireland peace process.
Detectives have launched a murder investigation and have combed the scene for forensics clues, after ex-Continuity IRA (CIRA) figure Tommy Crossan was shot dead in Belfast yesterday afternoon.
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