Ministers join in bid to boost Irish tourism

Senior ministers from both sides of the Irish border today got together to launch a joint tourism initiative, just 24 hours after the Northern Ireland peace process was put firmly back on course.

Wed, 07 Nov, 2001 - 13:35

Senior ministers from both sides of the Irish border today got together to launch a joint tourism initiative, just 24 hours after the Northern Ireland peace process was put firmly back on course.

Close North-South co-operation on the crucial tourist industry front was a key component of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

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