British-Irish parliamentary assembly meet in Donegal

Politicians from all over Ireland and Britain are meeting in Donegal today for their annual conference.

Sun, 29 Mar, 2009 - 11:34

Politicians from all over Ireland and Britain are meeting in Donegal today for their annual conference.

They are gathered for the British-Irish parliamentary assembly, which is now in its 38th year.

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