Blair hails cross-border peace project

British Prime Minister Tony Blair sent a personal message of praise today to a cross-border, cross-community peace project as it celebrated its 10th anniversary.

Blair hails cross-border peace project
Fri, 05 Nov, 2004 - 15:20

British Prime Minister Tony Blair sent a personal message of praise today to a cross-border, cross-community peace project as it celebrated its 10th anniversary.

British Ambassador Stewart Eldon delivered Mr Blair’s congratulations during a ceremony in Bray to mark the Shankill/Shankill Project’s birthday.

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