New post for former NI Secretary

Former Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy was today appointed co-chairman of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body.

New post for former NI Secretary
Tue, 12 Jul, 2005 - 18:49

Former Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy was today appointed co-chairman of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body.

Mr Murphy will take up his new post with the 68-member body shortly, where he will succeed British Labour MP David Winnick.

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