Papal tribute for Albert Reynolds

Pope Francis has paid tribute to the late former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds for his work as a peacemaker.

Papal tribute for Albert Reynolds
Mon, 25 Aug, 2014 - 12:08

Pope Francis has paid tribute to the late former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds for his work as a peacemaker.

As mourners gather for a state funeral in Dublin for the politician and businessman, the pontiff sent a telegram in praise of his efforts to promote reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

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