Peace process: Talks continue into third day

Talks between the three pro-Good Friday Agreement parties and the British and Irish Governments are to to continue today.

Peace process: Talks continue into third day
Wed, 11 Jul, 2001 - 08:13

Talks between the three pro-Good Friday Agreement parties and the British and Irish Governments are to continue today.

They had originally been scheduled for just two days.

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