Row in North as govts push to restore Assembly

A bitter row erupted tonight between rival unionist parties in Northern Ireland as the Irish and British governments planned a fresh push to restore the Stormont Assembly.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2004 - 19:24

A bitter row erupted tonight between rival unionist parties in Northern Ireland as the Irish and British governments planned a fresh push to restore the Stormont Assembly.

Officials confirmed the review of the Good Friday Agreement will resume next Tuesday, a day after Northern Ireland’s European Election result has been declared.

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