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Good News To Start The Week
Guardian UK
Paisley and Adams agree deal
Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams today agreed a date for the return of power sharing in Northern Ireland during historic talks at Stormont.
Following their first ever face-to-face discussions, the leaders of the Democratic Unionist party and Sinn Féin announced a target date of May 8 for the restoration of devolved government.
"After a long and difficult time in our province, I believe that enormous opportunities lie ahead for our province," Mr Paisley told reporters, as he sat at a conference table next to Mr Adams.
The agreement "marks the beginning of a new era of politics on this island", the Sinn Féin leader agreed, but added that he found it "disappointing" that Northern Ireland's political institution could not be restored immediately.
Can we get Paisley & Adams on the next flight to Iraq for a little "consultation" please?
(Now that they've figured it out, hopefully it wouldn't take as long this time!)
1 Comments:
Wonder what the people on the ground in N Ireland have to say abou this?
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