article_snippet: The former secretary of state and likely Democratic presidential contender - who is part English, Welsh and Scottish, but not Irish - addressed a luncheon in New York  and said personal relations are crucial in establishing agreements that last.
article_snippet: Clinton spoke about Clinton experience meeting women in Northern Ireland and made the case that her experience meeting women in Northern Ireland involvement was crucial to cementing lasting peace in the region, along with the Good Friday agreement.
article_snippet: Clinton described sitting at a table in Belfast with women from both sides of the conflict and watching as women from both sides of the conflict discovered how much women from both sides of the conflict shared, over cups of tea. '
article_snippet: Clinton said that when 'the work of peace permeates down to the kitchen table, to the backyard, to the neighborhood, around cups of tea, there's a much greater chance the Good Friday agreement will hold.'
article_snippet: Clinton did not address the controversy surrounding Clinton use of private email during Clinton time as secretary of state at the event.
highlights_snippet: Clinton spoke about  meeting women in Northern Ireland and said women involvement was crucial to cementing lasting peace in the region .
  
highlights_snippet: Clinton is part English, Welsh and Scottish, but not Irish .
  