Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Paul Murphy (left) and British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Mr Blair was being honoured in the US, Tuesday March 16, 2004, for his role in the Northern Ireland peace process. He is this year's recipient of the annual award of the American Ireland Fund, which is being presented at a Gala dinner in Washington. Mr Blair is not in the States and the award will be accepted on his behalf by Ulster Secretary Paul Murphy.

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Paul Murphy (left) and British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Mr Blair was being honoured in the US, Tuesday March 16, 2004, for his role in the Northern Ireland peace process. He is this year's recipient of the annual award of the American Ireland Fund, which is being presented at a Gala dinner in Washington. Mr Blair is not in the States and the award will be accepted on his behalf by Ulster Secretary Paul Murphy. Stock Photo

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