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Mary Robinson's 1993 meeting with Gerry Adams 'angered British government'

President Mary Robinson during a visit to Coalisland, Co Tyrone in 1993. Picture from Pacemaker
Dr Éamon Phoenix
THE British government was strongly opposed to President Mary Robinson’s decision to meet Gerry Adams during a visit to west Belfast in 1993. Mrs Robinson's visit to a community centre on[...]

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