Greens speak out against Bush visit to Ireland

The Green Party has added its voice to a growing chorus of opposition to US President George W Bush’s visit to Ireland this weekend.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2004 - 14:14

The Green Party has added its voice to a growing chorus of opposition to US President George W Bush’s visit to Ireland this weekend.

Speaking at a press conference in Dublin today, party leader Trevor Sargeant called on everyone who opposed Mr Bush’s policies to support protests against his visit.

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