Speaking at the National Press Club, Gerry Adams said his dream of a unified Ireland is more relevant now than ever.
(Hyungwon Kang/ Reuters)
Sinn Fein leader calls for dialogue on Ireland's future
Adams invites US Irish to join in conversation
Speaking at the National Press Club, Gerry Adams said his dream of a unified Ireland is more relevant now than ever.
(Hyungwon Kang/ Reuters)
WASHINGTON - Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams called yesterday for an international dialogue on the future of Ireland in the wake of attacks by republican dissidents in Northern Ireland this month that killed two British soldiers and a policeman. (Full article: 774 words)
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