Unionists row over Dublin 'interference'

Rival unionist parties were today embroiled in a bitter row over plans to increase co-operation with the Republic of Ireland.

Wed, 19 Dec, 2001 - 15:59

Rival unionist parties were today embroiled in a bitter row over plans to increase co-operation with the Republic of Ireland.

Ian Paisley’s hardline Democratic Unionists have accused the pro-Agreement Ulster Unionists of supporting more Dublin interference in the affairs of Northern Ireland.

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