State papers: Gerry Adams saw peace process as a '30-year project'
Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams privately warned Irish officials during a 2001 visit to Washington that the Northern Ireland peace process could take three decades.
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Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams privately warned Irish officials during a 2001 visit to Washington that the Northern Ireland peace process could take three decades.
President John F Kennedy’s wife Jackie phoned the Irish embassy in Washington DC from the White House just hours after the assassination of her husband in Dallas to personally ask if the Defence Forces’ cadets could play a role in his state funeral procession.
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