Trimble's meeting with school protesters ends

Loyalist protesters are inching towards ending the Holy Cross school blockade after talks with Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble.

Trimble's meeting with school protesters ends
Thu, 22 Nov, 2001 - 21:37

Loyalist protesters are inching towards ending the Holy Cross school blockade after talks with Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble.

Representatives from the Glenbryn estate met Mr Trimble and Deputy First Minister Mark Durkan in the latest bid to end the 12-week picket of Catholic children walking to class in north Belfast.

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