I'm very gratified by it.

I am delighted to be the first American President ever to visit Northern Ireland while serving as President.

I hope very much that Senator Mitchell will succeed.

The work of peace is really the work of a lifetime.

This legislation is vital to fund our national defense, so that the United States remains the strongest force for peace in the world.

We respect each tradition equally.

The pressing demands of peace and of our military service men and women compel my approval of this measure.

We must protect the next generation by continuing to improve the availability of health care services for those with HIV and AIDS.

I give you my heartfelt thanks.

Both sides must forgive.

Let us join our efforts together as never before to make that dream a reality.

I hope you will become a model for a lot of other countries as well who are struggling to build a system of free enterprise and give their energetic people the kinds of opportunities that you have found.

I am proud that the United States stands with the peacemakers here.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall inherit the Earth.

I think it's important to do more things like that, not just in the United States but elsewhere.

Let us further support their efforts to build a better world by strengthening the partnership between communities and government in the work to stop AIDS.

Mackie's plant is a symbol of Northern Ireland's rebirth.

May the Christmas spirit of peace and good will flourish and grow in you.