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contains language you may find offensive. While there's British interference, there's going to be

action. Why a hardcore of dissident Irish Republicans are not giving up. In the fierce of

scorn and contempt from former IRA members, a small number of dissident groups remain committed

to armed action. What do they think they can achieve? By Marissa McClinchy, read by Alan Turkington

and produced by Esther Opuku Jenny. In the early hours of the 19th of April, 2019,

Belfast-born Irish Republican Anthony McIntar was awakened by his wife, Cari, in their home in

Drodder, just south of the border in Ireland. It's not true. It can't be true, she was saying.

Lyra has been shot dead. Droyze confused and not quite believing what he had just been told.

McIntar fell back asleep. He awoke the following morning thinking,

what did she tell me? McIntar looked online and saw that it was true.

They're good friend. The 29-year-old journalist, Lyra McKeigh, had been observing a riot in

dairy the previous night when she was shot by a Republican gunman. Only a few weeks before,

McKeigh had excitedly informed her friends, including McIntar, that she was moving from Belfast

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