The text of the 'Agreement at Hillsborough Castle' is available here:
http://www.nidirect.gov.uk/castle_final_agreement15__2_-2.pdf
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- I'm no fan of Project Ulster. It was a bad idea, badly implemented. If this blog contributes even in a small way to its destruction, then it's a job worth doing. The apocalypse is coming for Project Ulster, and not a day too soon!
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