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25/01/2016
Taoiseach In London For Meeting With David Cameron
Taoiseach Enda Kenny is in London to meet UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
The two leaders are due to meet at Downing Street where they will discuss upcoming EU/UK negotiations, the Ireland/UK Joint Work Programme and the latest development in the Northern Ireland political situation.
Prior to the Bilateral meeting, the Taoiseach will address Irish and British business leaders at an event organised by the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and the Irish International Business Network.
(MH/CD)
The two leaders are due to meet at Downing Street where they will discuss upcoming EU/UK negotiations, the Ireland/UK Joint Work Programme and the latest development in the Northern Ireland political situation.
Prior to the Bilateral meeting, the Taoiseach will address Irish and British business leaders at an event organised by the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and the Irish International Business Network.
(MH/CD)
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