Relaxed start to Ireland visit for Clinton

Former US president Bill Clinton is due to make a relaxed start to his latest trip to Ireland with a round of golf in scenic Co Kerry.

Relaxed start to Ireland visit for Clinton
Sun, 20 May, 2001 - 09:58

Former US president Bill Clinton is due to make a relaxed start to his latest trip to Ireland with a round of golf in scenic Co Kerry.

Mr Clinton's visit, expected to last four days, will take him from the south of the island to the North.

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