Northern Ireland’s McGuinness Says Dissidents are `Enemies'

Northern Ireland’s deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness, said dissident republicans who killed a policeman in the region on April 2 are “enemies of the people of Ireland,” and should end their activities.

The murder of 25 year-old officer Ronan Kerr has “totally and absolutely united,” the community, McGuinness told reporters at Stormont Castle outside Belfast. Those responsible “need to consider how isolated they are and they need to bring their activities to an end.”