'Half-hearted' confrontation of Bush not enough for protestors

The Irish Anti-War movement is criticising the Taoiseach for failing to properly confront President George W Bush over foreign policy issues.

Sun, 27 Jun, 2004 - 10:55

The Irish Anti-War movement is criticising the Taoiseach for failing to properly confront President George W Bush over foreign policy issues.

After yesterday's EU/US summit in Co Clare, the Taoiseach said that he received comprehensive answers from the US president over the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners by American troops.

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Courts George Bush visit Place: Co Clare Person: Bush Person: President George W Bush Person: US Person: Bertie Ahern Person: Richard Boyd-Barrett Person: Chairman Event: Irish Anti-War Movement Organisation: Taoiseach Organisation: Irish Anti-War Movement

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