Britain ordered a senior supporter of Irish Republican Army splinter groups sent back to prison Monday due to her alleged links to dissident threats against Queen Elizabeth II, who arrived in Dublin on Tuesday. Marian Price was just 19 when she joined an IRA team in mounting the IRA's first car bomb attacks on London in 1973.
May 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Britain ordered a senior supporter of Irish Republican Army splinter groups to be sent back to prison Monday, an exceptional move, because of her alleged links to dissident threats against Queen Elizabeth II.
Northern Ireland police rearrested 57-year-old Marian Price at a Londonderry courthouse after she received bail Monday. She had been arraigned on a charge of encouraging terrorism during an Easter event involving threats from masked members of the Real IRA splinter group.
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