Republic Ditching Territorial Claim Ties Northern Ireland to Peace Accord
The agreement ends Ireland’s territorial claim on Northern Ireland and establishes cross border influence in mutual areas like agriculture energy and education. Voters endorsed the settlement with a strong turnout though protests persisted, while leaders Gerry Adams David Trimble and John Hume hailed the accord as a first step toward lasting dialogue and peace.
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Next steps for Northern Ireland Assembly election
The 108 seat Northern Ireland Assembly vote is set for June 25 to decide between moderates and hard-liners. A 12 member Executive will be formed from major parties. UK Parliament must authorize power transfer to the Belfast Assembly and set election rules, while Dublin must pass laws on the North-South Council and constitutional amendment to drop territorial claims.
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Irish Americans celebrate Northern Ireland vote approval
Voters in Northern Ireland approved a new government and began steps toward peace. Local Irish Americans in Central New York voiced strong support, with Rev. John Ahern of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Liverpool calling it exciting and hopeful. US Rep. James Walsh noted overwhelming islandwide support, while area residents like Philip Carey and Peter Coleman emphasized the historic nature and uncertain future of the process. Maeve Cahill called the results thrilling and overdue.
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Clinton hails NI peace vote and pledge aid
President Clinton praised the referendum endorsing Northern Ireland's peace accord and promised U S help to bring jobs factories and schools to cement peace. He called the vote a beacon to troubled places and cited Mitchell's role as peace envoy while Irish Americans rejoiced at the milestone.
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