Peace process talks scheduled for Hillsborough Castle

The British and Irish governments will today meet Sinn Féin at talks in Hillsborough Castle focussing on a range of issues in the peace process.

Peace process talks scheduled for Hillsborough Castle
Mon, 14 Nov, 2005 - 07:10

The British and Irish governments will today meet Sinn Féin at talks in Hillsborough Castle focussing on a range of issues in the peace process.

Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain and Foreign Minister Dermot Ahern have invited a number of parties to discussions today and on November 24.

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