Three victims of IRA bombings on the UK mainland have sued former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams for symbolic damages of £1 each, alleging he was as culpable for the attacks as those who planted the devices. Adams, 77, denies IRA membership and is due to testify next week, while his legal team argues the claimants have waited too long to bring the case and lack sufficient evidence.
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Three victims of IRA bombings on the UK mainland have sued former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams for symbolic damages of £1 each, alleging he was as culpable for the attacks as those who planted the devices. Adams, 77, denies IRA membership and is due to testify next week, while his legal team argues the claimants have waited too long to bring the case and lack sufficient evidence.