British-Irish body begins two-day meeting in Swansea

Politicians from throughout Ireland and the UK are gathering in Swansea today for the latest meeting of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body.

Mon, 19 Oct, 2009 - 09:04

Politicians from throughout Ireland and the UK are gathering in Swansea today for the latest meeting of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body.

The organisation was established 19 years ago to promote mutual understanding among elected representatives from the various parts of Ireland and the UK.

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