FitzGerald legacy included 'extraordinary achievement' in North

Dr Garret FitzGerald was caricatured as something between a whiz kid and an absent-minded professor.

FitzGerald legacy included 'extraordinary achievement' in North
Thu, 19 May, 2011 - 13:34

Dr Garret FitzGerald was caricatured as something between a whiz kid and an absent-minded professor.

His enduring legacy will be his contribution to peace in the North following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement (AIA) with Britain in 1985, formalising co-operation on matters north of the border.

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