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Irish Republican Army's call to disarm revives peace plan
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Irish Republican Army's call to disarm revives peace plan
Announcement comes on heels of decision to re-start new joint
Irish assembly
By FAWN VRAZO
Knight Ridder News Service
Sunday, May 7, 2000
London -- For the first time in its long and bloody history, the
Irish Republican Army said Saturday that it would disarm.
The stunning announcement, coming after months of behind-the-
scenes negotiations led by the British and Irish governments, set the
stage for the reopening of the province's disbanded Catholic-
Protestant assembly and breathed new life into Northern Ireland's
moribund peace ...
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