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AUIHCRIIY FBI AUICMAIIC DECIASSIFICAIICH 03-04-2011
In Roply, Ploase Rofor t0 Filo No.
Detroit_ Michigan September 12 , 1985
Re:
NORAID Delegation to Northern Ireland
DE T-l participated in a Northern Ireland Aid Committee (NORAID) tour in Northern Ireland, from August 4 Source provided the following information on August 27, 1985:
DE 1-1, hereafter referred to as source advised that the purpose of the tour by Amricans was to see firsthand the conditions under which the Irish Nationalists (Catholics) live gaining insight on alleged civil rights violations, housing and job discrimination_
August 1985
Source advised that, after arrival in Dublin Ireland on August 4 , 1985 three busses carrying a reported 118 Americans left Dublin Ireland at approximately 2:30 on August 4 , 1985 , enroute to Belfast Ireland The tour participants were dropped off at the Sinn Fein Office in the Anderson area of Belfast and were assigned housing for the evening.
August 5 1985
Source advised thaton Monday, August 5, 1985 source con_ tingent travelled to South Armagh where several Catholic neighborhoods and surrounding areas were visited.
August 6 1985
On Tuesday August 6 , 1985 , source advised that source 5 party travelled to Dungannon and Carrickmore One of the Irish speakers , a seventy-five year lawyer , name unknown to source addressed the NORAID delegation "thanks for the guns and the money to guns . Source did not obtain this person 5 name Source advised that this was the only direct reference to the purchase of weapons during the entire trip_ Source advised that at a social the night of August 6 _ 1985 two Irish Republican Army (IRA) members appeared in uniform and hoods _ buy
2
1986
Classifid B
b6
Declassily 0n:
OADR
'b7C
In Roply, Ploase Rofor t0 Filo No.
Detroit_ Michigan September 12 , 1985
Re:
NORAID Delegation to Northern Ireland
DE T-l participated in a Northern Ireland Aid Committee (NORAID) tour in Northern Ireland, from August 4 Source provided the following information on August 27, 1985:
DE 1-1, hereafter referred to as source advised that the purpose of the tour by Amricans was to see firsthand the conditions under which the Irish Nationalists (Catholics) live gaining insight on alleged civil rights violations, housing and job discrimination_
August 1985
Source advised that, after arrival in Dublin Ireland on August 4 , 1985 three busses carrying a reported 118 Americans left Dublin Ireland at approximately 2:30 on August 4 , 1985 , enroute to Belfast Ireland The tour participants were dropped off at the Sinn Fein Office in the Anderson area of Belfast and were assigned housing for the evening.
August 5 1985
Source advised thaton Monday, August 5, 1985 source con_ tingent travelled to South Armagh where several Catholic neighborhoods and surrounding areas were visited.
August 6 1985
On Tuesday August 6 , 1985 , source advised that source 5 party travelled to Dungannon and Carrickmore One of the Irish speakers , a seventy-five year lawyer , name unknown to source addressed the NORAID delegation "thanks for the guns and the money to guns . Source did not obtain this person 5 name Source advised that this was the only direct reference to the purchase of weapons during the entire trip_ Source advised that at a social the night of August 6 _ 1985 two Irish Republican Army (IRA) members appeared in uniform and hoods _ buy
2
1986
Classifid B
b6
Declassily 0n:
OADR
'b7C