Cathal Berry says the group will seek international recognition and to avoid UN sanctions.
The Taliban are willing to negotiate with the West to legitimise their rule over Afghanistan according to a midlands TD.
Kildare-South Independent deputy Cathal Berry says the group will seek international recognition and to avoid UN sanctions, which can be leveraged to demand human rights and the rights of women are upheld in exchange.
The former army ranger says this opportunity needs to be seized upon:
GAA ‘Not Ready’ For Proposed Integration With LGFA And Camogie Association
Mary McAleese resigned as chair of the Gaelic Games Integration Steering Group.
Offaly Firefighter's 9/11 Memorial Trip Delayed For A Second Day
Phil Keegan along with 40 firefighters were due to fly to New York yesterday.
Drone Incident Evidence Of "Maximum Impact With Minimum Input" - Midlands Defence Expert
A large black drone was spotted off the East coast by an Aer Lingus pilot yesterday.
Drive-Thru Coffee Shop Applicants Appeal Westmeath County Council Decision
Int Inv GP Ltd is looking to overturn a decision by local planners.
Midlands MEP "Confident" CAP Fund Can Meet Farmers Needs
Barry Cowen believes alternative funding streams can be found to recover a potential loss of money.
Man Due In Court Over Serious Midlands Assault
A man in his 20s was left in a critical condition after the incident on Monday.
Laois Farmer Wins Land Mobility Award
Liam Barton was also a finalist in the Young Farmer of the Year category.
Westmeath Woman Honoured With National Award For 30 Years Of Hospice Fundraising
Marie Kiernan has been a pillar of support to North Westmeath Hospice.
