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Note on Possible Institutional Arrangements between North and South

Writing Peace: Dermot Nally Collection

1993-03-10

Photocopied note by Nally, prepared at the request of Albert Reynolds, Taoiseach, on possible institutional arrangements between North and South. Nally proposes two alternatives: “(1) to conceive of an organisation to carry out agreed functions on an all-Ireland basis; or (2) to push ahead with the development, as far as possible, of the Anglo-Irish Inter-Governmental Conference.” Nally states that he favours option two but that either option should involve a constitutional referendum.

P254 1993
downing street declaration north/south cooperation british-irish intergovernmental conference referendum articles 2 & 3/irish constitution british-irish council devolution policing and justice operation of the assembly security european union and eec

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IE UCDA P254, Papers of Dermot Nally – Downing Street Declaration, UCD Archives, University College Dublin Library, Ireland, accessed via the Quill Project at https://www.quillproject.net/resource_collections/341/.

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