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» Thursday, February 1, 2007

Northern Ireland

The PMOS reported that the Prime Minister was currently meeting Gerry Adams and Martin McGuiness. This was partly an update on where we were following the Ard Fheis and following Gerry Adams’ comments that people who were victims of crime in Republican areas should go to the police; that people who wish to join the police from those areas should be supported; and that anybody with information about the McCartney murder should also go to the police. Sinn Fein would want to raise the court investigation and the Ombudsman report, which the Irish Government had also raised on repeated occasions.

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