Cowen and Haass to discuss peace process deadlock

Foreign Affairs Minister Brian Cowen is due to meet the US envoy to Ireland later today to discuss the current impasse in the Irish peace process.

Wed, 21 May, 2003 - 09:04

Foreign Affairs Minister Brian Cowen is due to meet the US envoy to Ireland later today to discuss the current impasse in the Irish peace process.

Yesterday, Richard Haass called for the cancelled Northern Assembly elections to be held as soon as possible.

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