Visit of UK Delegation

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Given the fact we are 24 years on from the Good Friday Agreement, when the negotiators involved solved matters relating to decommissioning , prisoner releases and the RUC, I am sure the challenges that lie ahead are well within everyone's capacity to solve. I thank our guests for coming to Seanad Éireann.

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CC Mark Daly

Also before call the Minister of State, I take this opportunity to welcome our friends from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and Jeremy Wilmshurst as well from the embassy. I thank them for coming to Dublin. They have busy agendas. I hope they have all of the solutions in their bags. Given the fact we are 24 years on from the Good Friday Agreement, when the negotiators involved solved matters relating to decommissioning , prisoner releases and the RUC, I am sure the challenges that lie ahead are well within everyone's capacity to solve. I thank our guests for coming to Seanad Éireann.