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PQ 10

10 Mr. Barry asked the Taoiseach the reason, when commenting on his meeting with Mr. Bruce Morrison, he intimated that his understanding of the position in relation to the resumption of talks on Northern Ireland was based on indications from the British Government in view of the fact that the original initiative for the talks was taken by both the Irish and British Governments and that responsibility for their resumption rests equally with both Governments.

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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10 Mr. Barry asked the Taoiseach the reason, when commenting on his meeting with Mr. Bruce Morrison, he intimated that his understanding of the position in relation to the resumption of talks on Northern Ireland was based on indications from the British Government in view of the fact that the original initiative for the talks was taken by both the Irish and British Governments and that responsibility for their resumption rests equally with both Governments.

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Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Northern Ireland Talks.

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