DUBLIN — Nowhere outside the United States is the passing of Senator Edward Kennedy being mourned as much as in Ireland, the country from where his ancestors emigrated during the potato famine of the 19th century and to which he helped bring peace in recent years. Full Story »
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The article describes Edward Kennedy's part in Irish politics and the Irish peace process. It conveys the impression of smart and sensitive interventions.
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