Higgins pays tribute to ‘extraordinary legacy’ of Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Mr Higgins said the death of the churchman aged 90 on Sunday would be felt in Ireland by those who campaigned against the regime in apartheid South Africa
Higgins pays tribute to ‘extraordinary legacy’ of Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu on the steps of Stormont in 1998 (Brian Little/PA)

President Michael D Higgins has hailed the “extraordinary legacy” left by Archbishop Demond Tutu as he paid tribute to the anti-apartheid campaigner.

Mr Higgins said the death of the churchman aged 90 on Sunday would be felt in Ireland by those who campaigned against the regime in apartheid South Africa.

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