Adams challenges govts over peace process

The British and Irish governments should declare the Good Friday Agreement dead if they have an alternative solution to power-sharing in Northern Ireland, Gerry Adams said tonight.

Adams challenges govts over peace process

The British and Irish governments should declare the Good Friday Agreement dead if they have an alternative solution to power-sharing in Northern Ireland, Gerry Adams said tonight.

As the political fallout continued over last month’s £26.5m (€37.8m) Northern Bank raid, Sinn Féin president Mr Adams insisted inclusive government involving unionists, nationalists and republicans was the only way forward for the province.

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