Summit meeting may bring NI elections closer

The Irish and British governments may move closer towards fixing a date for elections for a new Northern Ireland Assembly at a summit meeting in London today.

Summit meeting may bring NI elections closer

The Irish and British governments may move closer towards fixing a date for elections for a new Northern Ireland Assembly at a summit meeting in London today.

As well as Prime Minister Tony Blair and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, the Downing Street discussions will involve Northern Secretary Paul Murphy, Minister for Foreign Affairs Brian Cowen and Minister for Justice Michael McDowell.

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