With 10 years of peace, N. Ireland strives for more
2008 April 10
April 10, 2008 Christian Science Monitor
Ten years after Northern Ireland sealed the historic Good Friday peace deal, its power-sharing government is thriving under two former adversaries, Martin McGuinness and the Rev. Ian Paisley. The government recently promised to inject $71 million towards promoting initiatives that will help the process of reconciliation among the rival nationalists and unionists. Read about the most recent reconciliation initiatives here.
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