uk news  Ex-INLA terrorist shoots himself at police station  A
former republican terrorist from Belfast was on a life support
machine yesterday after shooting himself in the head at a Dublin
police station.  Colm Peake, 40, belonged to the hardline Irish
National Liberation Army when he was given a life sentence for
conspiracy to murder in 1985. He was one of 25 men jailed on the
evidence of Harry Kirkpatrick, a "supergrass", but the appeal
court quashed the convictions the following year.  A police
officer and a civilian looked on as he marched up to the counter
at Fitzgibbon Street garda station just before 6pm on Monday. He
muttered: "I'm going to do it" as he pulled the trigger. The
civilian, Keith Daly, said: "I thought he was going to shoot the
garda, then me."  Peake was critically injured and taken to the
Mater hospital for surgery.  Republican sources said that Peake,
a father of six and originally from Andersonstown, had broken
his links with the Inla when he left prison. But he appeared
before the