Ulster: Peace talks resume

The UK government is holding fresh talks with political parties in Northern Ireland today as part of a major push to restore devolution.

Mon, 22 Sep, 2003 - 08:33

The UK government is holding fresh talks with political parties in Northern Ireland today as part of a major push to restore devolution.

Secretary of State Paul Murphy is due to have meetings with both Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams and SDLP leader Mark Durkan at Hillsborough Castle, Co Down.

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CourtsNorthern peace talksPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Hillsborough Castle, Co DownPlace: BelfastPerson: secretary of statePerson: Paul MurphyPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: Mark DurkanPerson: prime ministerPerson: Tony BlairPerson: AdamsPerson: David TrimblePerson: TrimbleEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: UK governmentOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: SDLPOrganisation: StormontOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: Ulster UnionistOrganisation: republicansOrganisation: British Army
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