Govts vow to strengthen security co-operation

The Irish and British governments today vowed to strengthen cross-border security co-operation ahead of the devolution of policing and justice powers to Stormont.

Tue, 22 Apr, 2008 - 19:44

The Irish and British governments today vowed to strengthen cross-border security co-operation ahead of the devolution of policing and justice powers to Stormont.

Justice Minister Brian Lenihan and the North's Criminal Justice Minister Paul Goggins met in Dublin for talks on enhancing co-operation.

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