Adams blasts talks delay

The postponement tonight of planned meetings between the Irish and British governments showed an “almost casual attitude” towards the peace process, it was claimed.

Adams blasts talks delay

The postponement tonight of planned meetings between the Irish and British governments showed an “almost casual attitude” towards the peace process, it was claimed.

Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said it was unacceptable for both governments to cancel crucial political negotiations.

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