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Good Friday Agreement: how the US came to be a key broker in Northern Ireland's peace deal

Between 1820 and 1920, four million people emigrated from Ireland to the US. Many were fleeing hunger and destitution and so brought with them an “exile” nationalism – a conviction that they were forced to leave by British misgovernment and exploitation of Ireland. Little wonder, then, that the Irish diaspora…

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Good Friday Agreement: 25 years on, the British government is seeking to undo key terms of the peace deal

The Good Friday Agreement ended a conflict that claimed more than 3,500 lives between 1968 and 1998. It is estimated that one-third of the adult population in Northern Ireland has been directly affected by bereavement, physical injury or trauma.

The Conversation

Good Friday Agreement: the early 1990s back-channel between the IRA and British government that made peace possible

In February 1990, in the midst of the Troubles, Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness publicly invited the British government to reopen a back-channel used during previous phases of contact with the IRA in the 1970s and during the 1981 hunger strike.

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New school resources on the Good Friday Agreement will give pupils valuable understanding – if they are used

The UK National Archives has produced educational resources for secondary schools to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

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Government ‘extremely reluctant’ to introduce direct rule for Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Office minister Steve Baker urged the DUP to end its boycott of the Stormont institutions.

The Independent UK

After 25 years, Northern Ireland’s youth want more than just peace

Bethany Moore was 7 years old when she asked her parents to explain what a barricade was. By her age, they would have long since known about how Catholics and Protestants made barriers to keep each other — and the British army — out of their streets during three decades…

Tribune News Service

Stephen Robinson talks up 'positive' Diarmuid O'Carroll influence as St Mirren assistant tipped to be top boss

The Buddies coach started working with the Northern Ireland national team in the last international break.

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Bertie Ahern reveals what one thing he would have done differently during Good Friday Agreement talks

Exclusive: Speaking exclusively to the Irish Mirror, former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern reflects on the success of the Good Friday Agreement and those impacted by The Troubles.

Irish Mirror

Gillian Mackay: Being behind rest of UK with buffer zones is no bad thing

BEING the last UK country to implement buffer zones around abortion clinics will not necessarily be a bad thing, the Green MSP leading on the…

The National (Scotland)

Joe Biden accepts King Charles’s invitation for state visit

News of invitation follows announcement that US president will visit Ireland and Northern Ireland next week

The Guardian - UK

President Joe Biden NI visit policing will be "watertight" says former top cop

"There's nothing I can think of that's as big as the president coming to Northern Ireland, in policing terms."

Belfast Live

Stormont budget crisis: Heaton-Harris denies ‘tough budget’ is punishment for Assembly fiasco

One former finance minister said the UK Government had an opportunity to offset some of the deficit by spreading it over a number of years

Belfast Live

Taoiseach says it will be an 'honour' to welcome 'son of Ireland' Joe Biden home

The Irish Government and the White House formally confirmed on Wednesday that US President Joe Biden will travel to Ireland next week for four days.

Irish Mirror

Heaton-Harris denies ‘tough budget’ will be punishment for Stormont not sitting

The Secretary of State will set the budget for Northern Ireland in the absence of Stormont Executive Ministers.

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Wales Online

'The UK needs a total rethink to stop Westminster walking all over devolution'

'Simply imposing its own policies regardless of the wishes of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on matters devolved is not a sustainable option'

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland begin the post-Kenny Shiels era with Thursday’s trip to Wales

Northern Ireland played at their first-ever women’s major tournament in Euro 2022.

Wales Online

Wales Women v Northern Ireland kick-off time and TV channel as Helen Ward set for emotional send-off

Gemma Grainger's Wales side host Northern Ireland at Cardiff City Stadium on April 6

Belfast Live

McDonald’s and Irish FA launch 2023 Grassroots Football Awards

McDonald’s will continue to improve the accessibility of the Fun Football programme with the Irish FA

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Belfast Live

Easter 2023: Supermarket opening hours for Tesco, Asda and M&S across Northern Ireland

No need to panic if you have forgotten an egg or two, we have rounded up the opening hours for stores across the country

Belfast Live

Six spots named the best in Northern Ireland at the National Pub and Bar Awards

The venues have been officially named the best pubs and bars across the region with one from each county

Belfast Live

Aldi Northern Ireland plans 'continually reviewed' as they're named UK's cheapest supermarket

Lidl's basket of goods came in second with a difference of just 25p

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland budgetary position ‘extremely bleak’ – Murphy

DUP MLA Gordon Lyons said the budgetary crisis is the result of a £300 million overspend and cannot be fixed by returning to the executive.

The Conversation

Each generation in Northern Ireland has reflected on the 'troubles' in its own way – right up to 'Derry Girls'

A 9-year-old boy lies on the floor of a working-class rowhouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland, wondrously watching American Westerns on TV. Outside, though, the world’s gone mad. Broken glass and shattered masonry. Barricades go up. Rifle-toting soldiers patrol the streets.

Belfast Live

Things to do across Northern Ireland this Easter break

There are lots of egg-citing things taking place for the whole family to enjoy

Belfast Live

Day of action called over community and voluntary sector cuts as staff given redundancy notices

Protests will be held outside the Northern Ireland Office at Erskine House

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