Chinese president accepts invitation to visit Ireland

The President of China Xi Jinping has accepted an invitation to visit Ireland.

Chinese president accepts invitation to visit Ireland
Tue, 09 Dec, 2014 - 12:04

The President of China Xi Jinping has accepted an invitation to visit Ireland.

At a meeting in the Great Hall of the People this morning President Michael D. Higgins extended the invite to Xi Jinping, who previously travelled here in 2012 before he became president.

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