Graham Spencer Livres

In 1998 the Good Friday agreement promised peace and a new era to the people of Northern Ireland. This peace was to be shattered months later with the terroist bombs detonated in Omagh, Co Tyrone, killing twenty - nine people,including unborn twins. This book allows fifteen people of the families of those who perished to give their versions of the day, the aftermath, and their continuous fight for their loved ones to bring those responsible to justice. Many voices from different backgrounds but all united in their loss, a powerful poignant read.

The peace process is vividly captured through seventeen interviews with high-ranking civil servants and political leaders from the Irish Government. These volumes provide an insider's perspective on the negotiations, revealing the efforts, tensions, and pivotal actions that culminated in the historic Good Friday Agreement of 1998. Readers gain a deep understanding of the complexities involved in achieving peace in Ireland during this critical period.

The peace process is meticulously explored through seventeen interviews with key civil servants and political leaders from the Irish Government. Readers gain an insider's perspective on the negotiations, revealing the efforts, tensions, and pivotal actions that culminated in the historic Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This detailed account offers a unique understanding of the complexities involved in achieving peace in Ireland.

Focusing on the experiences of Protestant clergy in Northern Ireland, the book explores the influence of Protestant identity on peace and stability efforts. It advocates for increased engagement by Protestant churches in facilitating the transition from conflict to a post-conflict society, highlighting their potential role in fostering reconciliation and stability within the community.

Focusing on the peace process, these two volumes includes seventeen interviews from high-ranking civil servants and political leaders in the Irish Government and takes the reader inside the negotiating room to experience the efforts, tensions and actions that led to the Good Friday Agreement of 1998 -- .