Decommissioning body says progress can be made

Justice Minister John O'Donoghue has welcomed a report by the international decommissioning body confirming re-engagement in talks by the IRA.

Decommissioning body says progress can be made
Thu, 22 Mar, 2001 - 15:51

Justice Minister John O'Donoghue has welcomed a report by the international decommissioning body confirming re-engagement in talks by the IRA.

The body said it believes progress can be made on the arms issue.

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