A Good Evening Ulster report from the grounds of Stormont
Castle, beside the parliament buildings, where representatives of the main
Unionist parties and their supporters have turned up to protest against further
Anglo-Irish talks following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. The
protestors are stopped from going too near the castle by police and barbed
wire. Ian Paisley of the DUP makes a speech, as does Harold McCusker MP of the
Ulster Unionist Party, who refers to the barbed wire being employed.
There is also footage
of the post-meeting handshakes between Tom King, the UK secretary of state for
Northern Ireland and Peter Barry, the tanaiste (deputy prime minister) of the
Republic of Ireland. The report ends with minor scuffles between some protestors
and the police and with shots of a plane pulling an 'Ulster Says No' banner
through the sky.