NI parties ready to make progress, says Murphy

Northern Ireland’s political parties are ready to make progress to resurrect the stalled peace process, Northern Secretary of State Paul Murphy said tonight.

NI parties ready to make progress, says Murphy
Sun, 02 Mar, 2003 - 19:35

Northern Ireland’s political parties are ready to make progress to resurrect the stalled peace process, Northern Secretary of State Paul Murphy said tonight.

Prime Minister Tony Blair and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern are due in Belfast tomorrow for crunch talks with the North's parties, amid speculation that a major breakthrough might be imminent.

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