Northern Ireland Peace Process
U.S., Northern Ireland: Working for a Better Future
"Northern Ireland has made such remarkable progress since the signing of the Good Friday Accord. We’ve had more than a decade of peace and progress and prosperity for many. Recent acts of violence cannot be allowed to undermine that progress and the progress that is yet to come as these two leaders and those who work with them continue to move into the future. ...So we are here after ten years of peace, and we’re committed to looking forward to a future where we, the United States, working with them, can create a better life so that every child growing up in Northern Ireland has a chance to live up to his or her God-given potential." --Secretary Clinton, Remarks With Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, March 17, 2009
Secretary Clinton meets with Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams. 
Secretary Clinton meets with Northern Ireland Secretary of State Shaun Woodward. 
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