Paramilitary Violence Mr. William Ross To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1) if she will list for the week ended Saturday 6 March the number of (a) punishment beatings and (b) punishment shootings which took place in Northern Ireland indicating how many in each category were committed by (i) Loyalist and (ii) Republican groups; [77109](2) if she will list for the week ended Saturday 6 March the number of violent incidents involving paramilitary groups which took place in Northern Ireland, indicating how many involved (a) Loyalist and (b) Republican groups. [77108] Mr. Ingram During the period 28 February to 6 March 1999, there were no shooting incidents reported. There were 3 bombing incidents.The number of casualties as a result of paramilitary-style attacks during the same period were as illustrated: ----------- | | ----------- |Assaults | ----------- |Shootings| ----------- |Total | ----------- Notes: 1. Figures may be subject to minor amendment in the light of further information becoming available. 2. The bombings cannot as yet be attributed to any grouping. Mr. William Ross To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1) if she will list for the week ended Saturday 13 March the number of violent incidents involving paramilitary groups which took place in Northern Ireland, indicating how many involved (i) Loyalist and (ii) Republican groups; [77318](2) if she will list for the week ended Saturday 13 March the number of (a) punishment beatings and (b) punishment shootings which took place in Northern Ireland, indicating how many in each category were committed by (i) Loyalist and (ii) Republican groups. [77319] Mr. Ingram The numbers of security incidents during the period 7 March-13 March 1999 are shown: Shooting incidents: 5Bombing incidents: 1.The numbers of casualties as a result of paramilitary-style attacks during the period are as follows: ----------- | | ----------- |Assaults | ----------- |Shootings| ----------- |Total | ----------- Note: 1. Figures may be subject to minor amendment in the light of further information becoming available. 2. The bombing cannot as yet be attributed to a grouping.