O' Donoghue to sign agreement in Warsaw

The Minister for Justice, John O' Donoghue, is in Warsaw today where he will sign a re-admission agreement on behalf of Ireland with the government in Poland.

Sat, 12 May, 2001 - 09:42

The Minister for Justice, John O' Donoghue, is in Warsaw today where he will sign a re-admission agreement on behalf of Ireland with the government in Poland.

One of the provisions of the treaty allows Polish citizens who are living in Ireland to re-enter Poland without authorisation.

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