Apology comes at crucial moment

The unprecedented IRA apology came at a crucial time for the Northern Ireland peace process.

Apology comes at crucial moment
Tue, 16 Jul, 2002 - 19:50

The unprecedented IRA apology came at a crucial time for the Northern Ireland peace process.

Whether it will be enough to fend off a fresh crisis in the process remains to be seen.

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