Dublin urged to bring forward United Ireland plans

The Government was urged tonight to bring forward formal proposals for a united Ireland.

Dublin urged to bring forward United Ireland plans
Mon, 01 Apr, 2002 - 12:35

The Government was urged tonight to bring forward formal proposals for a united Ireland.

As republicans in Northern Ireland and Ireland heard calls from several leading Sinn Fein figures for recognition that a united Ireland was inevitable, party president Gerry Adams called on Taoiseach Bertie Ahern’s coalition to produce its own plan.

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