Dermot Ahern says 'Plan B' for North is ready if devolution talks fail
Saturday, 24 March 2007
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The Foreign Minister has said that if the DUP refuses to share power with Sinn Fein, 'Plan B' is ready to kick in.
The proposed arrangement will see Dublin having a greater say in the running of the North in conjunction with the British Government.
But Dermot Ahern - who was speaking at the Fianna F€il Ard Fheis in Dublin - is refusing to reveal the exact nature of the contingency plan.
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