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Ministers will try to match North-South penalty points 16 May 2008

If the North is to lay a golden egg some feathers need to be ruffled 16 May 2008

All-Island Used Car History Checking Service Developed 16 May 2008

Border Ireland Briefings

Guides to North/South Cooperation See All Briefings >>

Your guide to the Common Chapter of North/South and cross-border co-operation Published: 29 May 2007

Your guide to WHO is involved in North/South and cross-border co-operation Published: 30 April 2007

Your guide to North/South and cross-border cooperation in AGRICULTURE Published: 30 April 2007

Story Bank

Highlighting activities of interest

Links between counties Kerry and Down are focusing on railway restoration... More

Cross Border Broadband Awareness Campaign More

New cross border programme to facilitate the development of trade and civic links between the East Border Region and Central and Eastern Europe including Scandinavia More

 

Latest Publications

Partnerships: Community Involvement And Perceptions Of Health Inequalities December 2007 [Last updated 15 May 2008]

Partnerships: The Benefits December 2007 [Last updated 15 May 2008]

Partnerships: A Literature Review December 2007 [Last updated 15 May 2008]

Cross-border territories : day-to-day Europe April 2008 [Last updated 15 May 2008]

Co-operation Ireland Annual Report 2006 and Plans for 2007 2006 [Last updated 15 May 2008]

 

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