Ireland negotiates for accession to the EEC (21 January 1962)
Image On 21 January 1962, following close on the heels of the United Kingdom, Ireland opens negotiations in Brussels with a view to acceding to the European Economic Community (EEC). General de Gaulle’s use of the veto, on 14 January 1963, temporarily puts an end to Ireland’s ambitions.
Source and copyright
Source: Premiers contacts entre les Irlandais et le Marché commun. Bruxelles: Keystone, 1962. Noir et blanc.
Copyright: (c) Keystone
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