Govt pledges cash to help UN reforms

Ireland will fully back reforms to make the UN a more effective body during 2006, it was claimed today.

Govt pledges cash to help UN reforms
Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 - 17:59

Ireland will fully back reforms to make the UN a more effective body during 2006, it was claimed today.

The Irish Government is set to give €13.7m to the New York-based organisation during 2006 and 2007.

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