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Gov'ts Stage-Managed Joint Declaration
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Irish Voice
01-18-1994
Gov'ts Stage-managed Joint Declaration.
ED MOLONEY reports on how the British and Irish governments agreed their Joint Declaration seven days before the public was told, but agreed to pretend tough negotiating was still taking place so the media would give greater attention to the breakthrough when it came.
THE series of disagreements and near-breakdowns in the last few days leading up to the signing of the December 15 Downing St...
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