Clinton and Blair invited to mark peace deal anniversary

Tony Blair and Bill Clinton have been invited to an event in the North marking 10 years since the Good Friday Agreement, it was revealed today.

Clinton and Blair invited to mark peace deal anniversary
Fri, 04 Jan, 2008 - 12:04

Tony Blair and Bill Clinton have been invited to an event in the North marking 10 years since the Good Friday Agreement, it was revealed today.

The former British and US leaders are expected to join other architects of the 1998 peace accord, which paved the way for political power-sharing, at a reception in Belfast in April.

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