No extraordinary security measures for Bush visit

THE security cordon surrounding US President George W Bush’s visit to Ireland at the end of next week will not be markedly different to previous visits by American presidents.

The US Ambassador to Ireland, James C Kenny, yesterday said the security arrangements would be normal ones for a US president visiting Ireland.

Some 650 officials, including special agents, will accompany Mr Bush when he arrives at Dromoland Castle on Friday week.

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