Irish and British politicians to discuss sport and reconciliation in Dublin

The British Irish Parliamentary Assembly will discuss sports and reconciliation as part of its 50th plenary session in Dublin today.

Mon, 23 Feb, 2015 - 07:39

The British Irish Parliamentary Assembly will discuss sports and reconciliation as part of its 50th plenary session in Dublin today.

Politicians from Britain and Ireland are meeting in Leinster House and Croke Park, to discuss how sport can help build community cohesion in the Republic and the North of Ireland.

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