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The president of the United States Joe Biden is heading to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. He will then travel to the Irish Republic, where he will visit Ballina, the town from which one of his great-great grandfathers left for the United States in 1850. The Mayor of Ballina, Mark Duffy, told Newsday: “There’s an incredible excitement…businesses are decorating their shop fronts, there’s flags and buntings and banners going out across the town. The community are doing their utmost to make sure that we put our best foot forward and give a real true welcome to the president as he returns to Ballina for his third visit.” (Picture: Shows a poster put up in support of Joe Biden in his ancestral hometown of Ballina in County Mayo in northwest Ireland on November 8, 2020. Credit: Paul Faith / AFP via Getty Images)