Paisley and Adams meet for talks

Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams held talks in Belfast today – and it caused hardly a ripple.

Paisley and Adams meet for talks
Tue, 03 Jul, 2007 - 16:48

Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams held talks in Belfast today – and it caused hardly a ripple.

The Northern Ireland First Minister and Democratic Unionist Party leader and the Sinn Féin president led party delegations for what was billed as the start of a series of meetings.

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