Trimble and Durkan strive for united front in US visit

The leaders of Northern Ireland’s power sharing government were today expected to put on a united front on the third day of their visit to Washington despite the controversy over David Trimble’s criticism of the Irish Republic.

The leaders of Northern Ireland’s power sharing government were today expected to put on a united front on the third day of their visit to Washington despite the controversy over David Trimble’s criticism of the Irish Republic.

The Stormont First Minister and his Deputy First Minister Mark Durkan were today due to brief US Secretary of State Colin Powell on developments in the Northern Ireland peace process.

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