Sinn Fein Leader Gerry Adams (C), Flanked By Other Members Of The Sinn Fein Negotiating Team, Including Chief Negotiator Martin Mcguinness (2Nd From L), Voices His Approval Of A Joint British-Irish Blueprint For Implementation Of The Good Friday Agreement At Stormont Castle In Belfast June 2, 1999. The Good Friday Agreement, Signed Last Year By Catholic And Protestant Leaders, Is Meant To Bring Peace To Northern Ireland, Though Its Full Implementation Has Recently Been Stalled By Disagreements Between Sinn Fein And The Ulster Unionist Party Over Disarmement By The Ira. (Photo By Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
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File Photo: Today is the 20th Anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. End. RN Curated Collection. 9/4/1998. The Good Friday/Belfast Agreement. The leader of the SDLP John Hume (left), arrives for the final day of the peace talks in Castle Buildings, Belfast. Talk were due to finish by the midight deadline but continued on to Good Friday afternoon. Photo: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie
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