Clergymen to be honoured for peace process role

Two clergymen who witnessed the decommissioning of IRA weapons will be honoured for their role in the key chapter of the peace process, it was announced today.

Clergymen to be honoured for peace process role
Mon, 30 Jun, 2008 - 08:22

Two clergymen who witnessed the decommissioning of IRA weapons will be honoured for their role in the key chapter of the peace process, it was announced today.

Rev Harold Good and Fr Alec Reid are to receive honorary degrees at Queen’s University Belfast’s Centenary graduation ceremonies this week.

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