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After 30 years of the Troubles, more than 3,000 violent deaths and almost two years of negotiations, on April the 10th 1998, at Stormont, the unthinkable happened. Twenty years ago today, as the snow fell outside Castle buildings, Senator George Mitchell announced to the world that Northern Ireland's politicians - for decades sworn political enemies - had finally reached a political deal. This morning, the Breakfast Show looks back at the events that led up to the Good Friday Agreement and asks if the peace deal has stood the test of time.