Talks will make Irish history - Hain

The St Andrews Agreement may be seen in years to come as a turning point in Irish history, Ulster Secretary Peter Hain said today.

Talks will make Irish history - Hain
Mon, 16 Oct, 2006 - 17:48
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The St Andrews Agreement may be seen in years to come as a turning point in Irish history, Ulster Secretary Peter Hain said today.

As he briefed MPs on last Friday's breakthrough on power sharing at Stormont, he said the potential now existed for a permanent political settlement in the North.

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