Stormont agreement to deal with education and Irish language

The 21-page Hillsborough Agreement sets out plans for devolving policing and justice powers, dealing with contentious loyal order parades and resolving outstanding issues facing the Stormont Executive.

Stormont agreement to deal with education and Irish language
Fri, 05 Feb, 2010 - 15:25

The 21-page Hillsborough Agreement sets out plans for devolving policing and justice powers, dealing with contentious loyal order parades and resolving outstanding issues facing the Stormont Executive.

Its main points include:

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