The politics of getting the peace deal done

We weren’t just ending the conflict, we were also putting in place arrangements to replace the Anglo-Irish Agreement, writes then junior minister Liz O’Donnell

The politics of getting the peace deal done

We weren’t just ending the conflict, we were also putting in place arrangements to replace the Anglo-Irish Agreement, writes then junior minister Liz O’Donnell

I was a newly appointed minister. It was a new government on both sides. The Blair government had just come in and Bertie Ahern and ourselves had just come in.

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