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Get on and do the right thing, Tony Blair tells Stormont leaders at Good Friday Agreement conference

The ex-Prime Minister was appearing alongside former US president Bill Clinton at a Belfast conference marking 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement

Belfast Live

All ex-PMs invited to Belfast gala marking 25 years of Good Friday agreement

Invites include Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, accused of wrecking Northern Ireland’s place in the UK

The Guardian - UK

NI political parties need to get on with doing the right thing: Blair

The former prime minister joined Bill Clinton and Bertie Ahern for a discussion to mark 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement.

The Independent UK

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Good Friday Agreement changed history, Mitchell tells anniversary event

Political leaders, past and present, are addressing a major conference in Belfast, 25 years after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.

The Independent UK

Good Friday institutions need to be worked to secure their future – Blair

A number of political leaders, past and present, are gathering in Belfast for a conference to mark 25 years since the peace agreement.

The Independent UK

Clintons to join Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern at Good Friday Agreement conference

The three-day event in Belfast will mark the 25th anniversary of the historic peace accord

Evening Standard

Clintons to join Blair and Ahern at Good Friday Agreement conference

The three-day event in Belfast will mark the 25th anniversary of the historic peace accord.

The Independent UK

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Anniversary events can help restore powersharing at Stormont, says Martin

Micheal Martin spoke as political leaders from the Good Friday Agreement era prepared to participate in a major three-day conference in Belfast.

The Independent UK

Stardust tragedy: Jury to be selected for inquest as relatives of 48 victims to address the hearing

Tomorrow, over three years since a fresh Stardust inquest was ordered, they will finally see a jury selected ahead of the hearing start date on April 25

Dublin Live

Stardust Tragedy: Jury to be selected for inquest as relatives of 48 victims to address the hearing

Tomorrow, over three years since a fresh Stardust inquest was ordered, they will finally see a jury selected ahead of the hearing start date on April 25. Relatives will carry photos of their dead loved ones and 'pen portraits' of each victim will be read into the record.

Irish Mirror

'Dangerous' inmate Barbie Kardashian to move prisons amid fear she could follow through on threats

A source said Kardashian, who was born Gabrielle Alejandro Gentile and changed her name by deed poll, is deemed too dangerous to mix. Kardashian was found guilty on seven counts of threatening to kill, rape, torture or cause serious harm to her mother.

Irish Mirror

Dublin GAA star Philly McMahon tells Citizens' Assembly of heartbreak after brother's drugs death

The player’s older brother John died in 2012 but he told the assembly in Malahide, Co Dublin, that addiction also has detrimental effects on addicts’ families

Dublin Live

Joe Biden pledges to continue work to help restore Northern Ireland devolution

The president again addressed the powersharing impasse at Stormont on Saturday when he was back in the United States.

Belfast Live

Joe Biden pledges to continue work to help restore NI devolution

Devolution is in cold storage at Stormont due to a political impasse over post-Brexit trade.

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Irish trip reinforces Biden’s ‘optimism’ ahead of expected run for second term

The US President visited Belfast, Dublin and counties Mayo and Louth during his historic four day trip to the island of Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Emotional Joe Biden declares himself son of Mayo as he wraps up trip with Ballina speech

"The truth of it is, being here feels like coming home."

Evening Standard

Joe Biden declares US and Ireland ‘united by history’ as he ends island tour

President Joe Biden declared that the US and Ireland are “united by history, heritage and hope” as he ended his visit to the island.

Dublin Live

Controversial new Citizens' Assembly on drug use to begin today

The assembly will be chaired by the former HSE boss Paul Reid

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The Independent UK

Varadkar: Ireland has ally in the White House after Biden’s successful visit

Irish Premier Leo Varadkar has seen US President Joe Biden off as he hailed a successful trip and said Ireland has an ally in the White House.

The Independent UK

Biden declares US and Ireland ‘united by history’ as he ends island tour

The president made a speech to thousands in Ballina, Co Mayo.

The Independent UK

Mayo gets presidential approval as Biden signs-off visit in style

Mr Biden will return to the US now with plenty of memories of Mayo and his Irish visit.

Irish Mirror

Young girl who narrowly missed Joe Biden with sliotar earns new nickname

Lucy Bourke (11) came close to hitting the visiting US President with a sliotar yesterday

The Guardian - UK

Joe Biden’s Ireland trip reinforces narrative of the American dream

US president’s ‘homecoming’ visit has alchemised politics, diplomacy and the personal into a feelgood glow for visitor and hosts

Irish Mirror

'Grave concerns' raised Citizens' Assembly on drugs did not 'operate in an open and transparent manner' when selecting Advisory Group

In a letter obtained by the Irish Mirror, "concerns" were raised about the Citizens' Assembly, which begins this weekend

The Guardian - UK

Arlene Foster ‘wrong’ to say Joe Biden hates UK, says Irish deputy PM

Micheál Martin says remarks by former DUP leader during US president’s visit ‘misplaced’

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