Peter Brooke statement on the launch of the political talks [1991–1992], 26 March 1991 | Quill

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This collection was catalogued and the metadata was recorded by Antoine Yenk. The cover photograph is copyright Daphne Trimble, used with permission.

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This document is a transcript from the Peter Brooke's statement on 26 March 1991, addressed the House of Commons to announce the commencement of formal political talks in Northern Ireland. He acknowledged the extensive discussions with the main constitutional parties in Northern Ireland and the Irish Government, emphasizing the goodwill and constructive approach taken by all parties involved. The talks aim to address three main relationships: within Northern Ireland, among the people of the island of Ireland, and between the British and Irish Governments. Mr Brooke highlighted that the success of these talks depends on the commitment of all participants to a forward-looking and constructive approach, with the ultimate goal of achieving a new and broadly based agreement acceptable to the people.

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