Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2004-07-21-Speech-3-029"
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"en.20040721.1.3-029"2
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"(Sinn Fein stands for change in Ireland and across the EU and we look forward to working with others who want to see a Europe of equals and a globally responsible EU.)
I look forward to building support for the Irish peace process and Irish unity and independence. It makes sense for Ireland to be treated as one whether in employment, agriculture or human rights.
In Ireland we are engaged in a peace process to which the European Union, the United States and others have contributed greatly. I welcome the Council's call for the Commission to examine the possibility of extending funds for Peace II and the International Fund for Ireland.
Despite much progress, the peace process in Ireland faces great difficulties with the democratic institutions suspended by the British Government. Just last week people in my home city of Belfast were penned into their communities while a sectarian unionist parade was forced through.
... I would ask the Netherlands presidency to focus also on the Irish peace process."@en1
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"A Uachtaráin, a Thaoisigh, Seasann Sinn Féin ar son an athraithe in Éirinn agus ar fud an Aontais Eorpaigh. Táimid ag dúil le bheith ag obair leo siúd ar mhaith leo Eoraip chothrom a fheiceáil, Eoraip dhomhanda fhreagrach."1
"Iarraim ar Uachtarántacht na hIsiltíre agus ar mo chomhghleacaithe anseo díriú ar phróiseas síochána na hÉireann"1
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