Arms issue 'essential' to peace process breakthrough

Proposals aimed at unblocking the logjam in the peace process were today dismissed as ‘‘incomplete’’ without an IRA move on weapons.

Mon, 06 Aug, 2001 - 12:34

Proposals aimed at unblocking the logjam in the peace process were today dismissed as ‘‘incomplete’’ without an IRA move on weapons.

As the Irish and British governments awaited a response to their blueprint today, Ulster Unionist Chris McGimpsey said action from republicans was now essential.

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