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William Crawley | 20:36 UK time, Monday, 4 June 2007

I was able to break some news on air tonight while joining my colleague Bert Tosh in the commentary box after the broadcast of the opening night of the Presbyterian General Assembly. The Sinn Fein MLA and Stormont Assembly member has now confirmed that she will attend and address the Presbyterian General Assembly's townhall-style education event tomorrow night. This event is not technically a session of the General Assembly; but it will be held within the Assembly Building, and it will be the first time a Sinn Fein politician has ever made a speech at the headquarters of Northern Ireland's largest Protestant church. The hand of history yet again?

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  • At 10:57 PM on 05 Jun 2007,
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Another nail in the coffin of the apostate Presbyterian Church, who are the misguided clerics responsible for this deplorable act, the next thing will be the Columbia three or maybe FARC, will be addressing the PGA.

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