Historic meeting between unionists and Sinn Fein was 'damp squib'
Peace talks were taking place in 1997 following Labour’s victory in the General Election and the calling of a new ceasefire by the IRA.
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Peace talks were taking place in 1997 following Labour’s victory in the General Election and the calling of a new ceasefire by the IRA.
Peace talks were taking place in 1997 following Labour’s victory in the General Election and the calling of a new ceasefire by the IRA.
Peace talks were taking place in 1997 following Labour’s victory in the General Election and the calling of a new ceasefire by the IRA.
Peace talks were taking place in 1997 following Labour’s victory in the General Election and the calling of a new ceasefire by the IRA.
John Major told the Irish premier in November 1996 that nobody in Britain ‘believes a word’ from Sinn Fein and the IRA.