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Leaders meet in bid to calm sectarian tensions

Political, civic and religious leaders in Belfast were today invited to attend a meeting with the City’s Sinn Fein Lord Mayor in a bid to address sectarian tensions on the streets.

Leaders meet in bid to calm sectarian tensions

Wed, 24 Jul, 2002 - 10:07

Political, civic and religious leaders in Belfast were today invited to attend a meeting with the City’s Sinn Fein Lord Mayor in a bid to address sectarian tensions on the streets.

West Belfast MLA Alex Maskey convened the meeting after talks yesterday with the Northern Ireland security minister Jane Kennedy at Stormont.

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