More Ireland-Related Meetings Today
Today, on St. Patrick’s Day, Secretary Clinton had two more Ireland-related meetings. This morning, before departing for Moscow, she attended President Obama’s meeting with Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen and National Security Advisor James L. Jones’s meeting with Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness. (For the story behind why ...
Today, on St. Patrick's Day, Secretary Clinton had two more Ireland-related meetings. This morning, before departing for Moscow, she attended President Obama's meeting with Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen and National Security Advisor James L. Jones's meeting with Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness. (For the story behind why the Irish prime minister -- the taoiseach -- is always in Washington on St. Patrick's Day, read this week's FP Explainer.)
Yesterday, as seen in the photo above, Clinton had a bilateral meeting with Robinson (left) and McGuinness. Their remarks after the meeting are here.
Other Ireland-related remarks from Clinton:
Today, on St. Patrick’s Day, Secretary Clinton had two more Ireland-related meetings. This morning, before departing for Moscow, she attended President Obama’s meeting with Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen and National Security Advisor James L. Jones’s meeting with Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness. (For the story behind why the Irish prime minister — the taoiseach — is always in Washington on St. Patrick’s Day, read this week’s FP Explainer.)
Yesterday, as seen in the photo above, Clinton had a bilateral meeting with Robinson (left) and McGuinness. Their remarks after the meeting are here.
Other Ireland-related remarks from Clinton:
•Clinton’s keynote address at the gala dinner of the American Ireland Fund
•Clinton’s St. Patrick’s Day message for the people of Ireland
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