Murphy due in Dublin to discuss faltering peace process

Northern Secretary Paul Murphy is due in Dublin this Wednesday to discuss the faltering peace process with Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern.

Mon, 28 Feb, 2005 - 12:00

Northern Secretary Paul Murphy is due in Dublin this Wednesday to discuss the faltering peace process with Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern.

The two men are expected to discuss their next step amid the on-going acrimony surrounding the IRA's alleged involvement in the £26.5m Belfast bank heist.

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Courts Peace process crisis Place: Dublin Person: Murphy Person: Northern Secretary Person: Paul Murphy Person: Foreign Affairs Minister Person: Dermot Ahern Organisation: IRA Organisation: SDLP Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Tabloid

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