Hillary Clinton tells Northern Ireland to stay strong

Jobs were key as "dissidents continue to exploit every chance they get to influence in those hard-to-reach communities where peace is most fragile," Clinton said.

"And we need to prove in Republican (Catholic) and Loyalist (Protestant) communities alike that peace pays off, that means working to bring opportunity to all of Northern Ireland," she said.

Clinton’s own commitment to Ireland has also been a huge part of the peace process. She and her husband have been deeply involved from the beginning, from the time of the first U.S. visa for Gerry Adams in 1994, and now almost 17 years later they are still deeply connected.

Bill Clinton paid a visit to Northern Ireland last month, and his wife hosted the economic conference on Tuesday.
Truly, Ireland has been blessed by such commitment.

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Nster.com