Ministers in landmark North-South talks

Ministers from newly-formed governments in Dublin and Belfast will today meet for landmark talks in Armagh City.

Ministers in landmark North-South talks
Tue, 17 Jul, 2007 - 09:10

Ministers from newly-formed governments in Dublin and Belfast will today meet for landmark talks in Armagh City.

The plenary session of the North South Ministerial Council will discuss common ground on north-south issues like education, health, tourism and transport.

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