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Newton Emerson: Support for Good Friday Agreement is solid

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair (right), US Senator George Mitchell (centre) and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern pictured after signing the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. Picture by Dan Chung/PA Wire
Newton Emerson
SUPPORT for the Good Friday Agreement is remarkably solid, contrary to some dramatic interpretations of the latest LucidTalk poll. The ‘No’ vote in 1998 was 29 per cent and LucidTalk&rs[...]

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