SF holds talks with Loyalist Commission

Sinn Fein Assemblyman Gerry Kelly held a private meeting with the chairman of the Loyalist Commission to discuss ways to end sectarian tension in Belfast, it emerged today.

Thu, 08 Aug, 2002 - 20:55

Sinn Fein Assemblyman Gerry Kelly held a private meeting with the chairman of the Loyalist Commission to discuss ways to end sectarian tension in Belfast, it emerged today.

The meeting between Mr Kelly and Presbyterian Minister Mervyn Gibson took place two days ago and lasted for more than an hour.

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