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Good Friday Agreement

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Good Friday Agreement

Multiparty settlement proposed on 10 April 1998 in the Northern Ireland peace process.



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Nobel Peace laureate John Hume shared his experience of helping to bring about the Good Friday Agreement.
Dispelling fear of the other: Mary Hatton describes a unique series ... by Hatton, Mary / For A Change
By the terms of the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, Sinn Fein-IRA representatives were to be allowed into an Executive administering Northern Ireland: but no binding commitments were extracted from the republican leadership that the IRA would disarm.
The terrorist as statesman by Myers, Kevin / The National Interest
Experts say it's because Protestants, who make up a majority of the population, haven't seen any concrete improvement in their lives since signing the Good Friday Agreement four years ago.
Ireland's troubles: Northern Ireland's historic 1998 Good Friday ... by Lavery, Brian / New York Times Upfront
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