Welcome to the Ad-Hoc Committee to Protect the Good Friday Agreement

We’re working to ensure continued peace in Northern Ireland.

Working together for peace

We represent Irish-American leaders, groups, and organizations across the US. Find out how we’re working to ensure the continued security of all in Northern Ireland.

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Updates on our work

The Latest

  • Meeting with SDLP Leader

    Ad Hoc members meet SDLP leader A small group of Ad Hoc members met last Saturday with SDLP leader Claire Hanna and the Mayor of Derry/Strabane Lillian Seenoi-Barr.  Key issues raised included. SDLP role as Opposition in Stormont and party future growth, Legacy reform and PSNI , Challenge of PSNI Jon Boucher to UK secrecy

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  • Letter to Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

    The Ad Hoc Committee to Protect the Good Friday Agreement recently wrote to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Hilary Benn.

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  • Jon Boutcher Chief Constable of the PSNI Legacy talk for the British Irish Association

    Good morning, I am going to address you this morning on the key issue of legacy. Legacy in my view is connected to a multitude of issues today in NI and across the island of Ireland, including societal wellbeing, economic strength and opportunity, UK and Irish governmental relationships and the trust and confidence of the

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The Issues

The Ad-Hoc Committee continues to work on protecting the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement.

Our Agenda

Going forward: Issues of legacy, PSNI Recruitment, the Border Poll, and more…

Our Events

See what’s coming up and explore our past events.

“The Good Friday Agreement is a work of genius…

The most interesting thing was by creating a space for the identity and the interests and the values of all the people involved – in a framework which protected democracy and let future demographic, economic and political changes take Northern Ireland wherever it would go – it was a work of surpassing genius.”

President Bill Clinton

Relfecting on the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement