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1993-12-10
Meeting was slightly tense due to the Irish having firmed their position, arguing that the balance of the Declaration was otherwise incorrect. The Prime Minster argued that the political environment was tricky, as Paisley was stirring up the Unionists. Nonetheless, they concluded by agreeing that they were close to reaching an finalised text, but the Taoiseach did seem more apprehensive.