The IRA's novelty cigarette lighter range.
The IRA were ordered to decommission last September and hand all weaponry into specialist centres, and the Independent Monitoring Commission (IMC), a neutral body investigating Mr. Paisley's claims, have discounted his suspicions, saying that their study revealed that whilst an uncommon amount of men have been wearing balaclavas and holding objects which were 'a little gun-shaped', they couldn't have been IRA terrorists. When asked how they can be certain if these men weren't members of the IRA, General de Chastelain, head of the IMC claimed that the majority of men were 'drunk and fighting and rowdy and who's ever seen Irishmen behave like that?'
The IMC couldn't link the evidence.
Skim confronted alleged IRA member and Riverdance performer Michael Flatley about Ian Paisley's claims. 'Guns, you say? Oh no, nothing like that here. Perhaps it was a typo? We do have a small herd of Gnus by Kilkenny, but that's it I'm afraid'. Skim then presented Michael Flatley with a list of suspected weaponry under control of the IRA. 'No, these aren't weapons. They're nicknames! Yes, nicknames our members have given their penises. Irishmen name their genitalia after weaponry all the time. See, Connor Colin Collins named his '43 automatic pistols', Seamus Flagarty 'sixty high powered assault rifles'. It's all quite innocent - just a bit of banter going on between friends, though I can see why there might be some confusion!'' Added Flatley; 'I've named mine my 26lbs of semtex!'
Paddy o'Mothersborn's anti-tank penis.
Skim visited an IRA defect Damian Riley, to see if he could shed further light on this matter. For the interest of security and to protect Damian's secrecy, in the following interview all fonts have been changed.
'This seems to be most irregular. I mean, in my day, it was common practice to name your penis after prominent African-Americans. I called mine James Brown. Richard McIlkenny, one of the Birmingham Six called his Tina Turner, though during his time in prison, I believe he renamed it Kareem Abdul-Jabaar, for fear of bullying. He changed it back when he was released. I guess the IRA might have changed their policies recently.'
Skim then questioned Damian about the possible links between Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams and the suspected breaking of the disarmament policy of September 2005.
'Well, some lads always thought Gerry was great, especially when he named his penis Rosa Parks. Some of us though, thought he might be leading us down the wrong path. Our feelings increased when he renamed his penis 'The Underground Railway'. We thought that was too much.'
The inspiration for Damian Riley's penis.
Gerry Adams, leader of the legitimate political party 'Sinn Fein' called for an end to the bickering over IRA arms. 'Let's stop arguing about who's shooting who and who's waving what sub-machine gun around on Belfast streets under who's nose' Adams stated at a press conference. 'Because, at the end of the day, guns don't kill people, Catholics and the oppression of British rule in Northern Ireland do'.
One of Gerry Adams' assistants then leaned across and whispered into his ear. Adams was heard to mumble "but it's called 'I Have A Dream'" before turning back to the podium and announcing 'and my penis is called 'Suspected Secret Stashes Of Weaponry Across The Western Border Of Northern Ireland'".