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The Irish Times view on Joe Biden’s visit to Northern Ireland: peace as a work-in-progress

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Joe Biden is the eighth sitting US president to visit Ireland. He spoke at Ulster University in Belfast of himself as much as of the American people. Biden and his Democratic predecessors, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, have made clear to London that the US took seriously its part-ownership of the Belfast Agreement in its role as the treaty's midwife and guarantor.

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Irish Times

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