"The National Committee's 1994 Conference on Northern Ireland . . . helped to set the stage for a historic period of U.S. engagement in promoting peace in Northern Ireland. By reaching out to key Irish and British political leaders, you contributed to IRA and loyalist cease-fires. We are grateful for your abiding commitment to the cause of peace and for your extraordinary contributions in advancing that goal."

President Bill Clinton

• Introduction to the Speech by Peter Robinson, MP
  William J. Flynn, April 5, 2006
  
• Transcript of the Speech by Peter Robinson, MP
  April 5, 2006
• Ten-Point Peace Plan for Northern Ireland
  February 2003
• Journey to Belfast and London - Report and Policy Recommendations
  William J. Flynn and George D. Schwab, February 1999
• Conference on Northern Ireland
  New York, February 1, 1994
  The groundbreaking conference sponsored by the NCAFP that led President Clinton to direct the State Department to issue a visa to Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, and culminated in the Belfast Agreement.