Protestors set to greet Blair in Dublin

The arrival of British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Dublin this week will be met by protesters opposed to the deferment of the Northern Ireland elections.

Protestors set to greet Blair in Dublin
Sat, 03 May, 2003 - 14:55

The arrival of British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Dublin this week will be met by protesters opposed to the deferment of the Northern Ireland elections.

Speaking at a Sinn Fein rally in the capital, party members confirmed they would be staging the action to voice their “anger and frustration“.

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