Decades-old oil dispute nearing conclusion

Irish diplomats today secured the basis of a deal which could resolve a decades-old dispute over territorial rights to a massive oil-rich area in the north Atlantic.

Irish diplomats today secured the basis of a deal which could resolve a decades-old dispute over territorial rights to a massive oil-rich area in the north Atlantic.

After two days of talks, officials from Ireland, Britain, Iceland and Denmark are examining a potential compromise which would see the Rockall basin divided between the four states.

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