Power-sharing Executive up and running for 100 days
Today marks the 100th day since the establishment of the new power-sharing administration at Stormont.
The historic deal saw DUP leader Ian Paisley end his long-standing opposition to sharing power with republicans and agreeing to enter government with Sinn Féin.
A recent opinion poll found significant public approval for the move, with large numbers believing Dr Paisley and Martin McGuinness have been doing a good job as First and Deputy First Minister.
The two men have even surprised hardened observers of the peace process with their jovial and friendly relationship.
However, the honeymoon may not last too long, with difficult decisions yet to be made on issues like spending, education and water charges.
