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NI: Peace Tour 1995

01 May 1995

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The Irish Peace Initiative is organising a Peace Tour, with Martin McGuinness, Mitchel McLoughlin and eight Sinn Fein councillors, to take place in early July. The tour is being arranged because of widespread concern that the Irish peace process is being stalled by the British government. It is hoped that it will provide an opportunity to encourage dialogue between people in Britain and the north of Ireland. A series of public meetings will enable Sinn Fein councillors to meet directly with concerned groups and individuals and to give a new impetus to the peace process. It will also offer an opportunity for members of the Irish community, local politicians, trade unionists and community groups to offer their support and raise their concerns. The tour will be launched with a public meeting at 8pm on the 28 June, at the Camden Irish Centre, 52 Camden Square, London NW1. It will be addressed by Sinn Fein National Chair, Mitchel McLoughlin. For further information contact the Irish Peace Initiative, Box 3, Roger Casement Centre, 131 St John's Way, London N19. Tel: 0171 609 1743

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