Adams urges British government to honour agreement

The British government must commit itself to honouring outstanding aspects of the Good Friday Agreement in a contract drawn up during the current multi party talks process in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams claimed last night.

The British government must commit itself to honouring outstanding aspects of the Good Friday Agreement in a contract drawn up during the current multi party talks process in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams claimed last night.

Speaking after a series of meetings with US Congressional representatives in Washington, Adams said there was a need for the government to: “Put forward detailed, transparent and irreversible commitments” on the implementation of the 1998 accord.

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