Hillary Clinton urges NI politicians to show same ‘resolve’ as 1998 leaders

Apr 17, 2023

Michael Cousins

Digital

From the News Letter today:

News

* Hillary Clinton urges Northern Ireland politicians to show same ‘resolve’ as 1998 leaders

* USA exists because it rejected colonial rule yet it wishes to impose it on Northern Ireland says TUV leader Jim Allister

* Tributes paid to “excellent young rugby player” who died after being knocked down by a car

* Judge describes tribunal which allowed Belfast neurologist Michael Watt's voluntary removal from medical register as 'a fiasco'

Opinion

* Morning Editorial: Unionists have already made big compromises, back in 1998 and now

* Belfast Agreement @25: I feel betrayed by the protocol, which rips the heart out of the 1998 deal, wrote David Trimble

Sport

* Paul Jordan craves more North West 200 and Isle of Man TT podium joy in 2023 with PreZ Racing

* Linfield's Ross Larkin overcomes brain tumour and has Belfast Marathon in his sights

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	Hillary Clinton urges NI politicians to show same ‘resolve’ as 1998 leaders

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Belfast Agreement @25: I feel betrayed by the protocol, which rips the heart out of the 1998 deal, wrote David Trimble

The late Lord Trimble wrote this article two years ago as a chapter in a book of essays defending NI’s place in the UK, in response to a surge of rhetoric in favour of a ‘New Ireland’. We reproduce it here as dignitaries gather for the 25th anniversary:

Editorial: Unionists have already made big compromises, back in 1998 and now

News Letter editorial on Monday April 17 2023:

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