Blair and Ahern bid to break peace deadlock

Six days of intense negotiations aimed at rescuing the Good Friday Agreement ended today without a deal on decommissioning IRA arms.

Six days of intense negotiations aimed at rescuing the Good Friday Agreement ended today without a deal on decommissioning IRA arms.

Instead, Prime Minister Tony Blair and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern announced that they would be drawing up a package of proposals for the full implementation of the Good Friday deal, to be put to all Ulster’s pro-Agreement parties.

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