UN Secretary General to visit Ireland

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will visit Ireland next week for the first time since taking office, it was revealed today.

UN Secretary General to visit Ireland
Mon, 29 Jun, 2009 - 01:13

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will visit Ireland next week for the first time since taking office, it was revealed today.

The top diplomat will meet with the President, Taoiseach, Foreign Affairs and Defence Ministers during the two-day official visit on July 7 and 8.

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