Hello everyone and welcome to Amunfor here's what's coming up.

Well I think we were all privileged to be where we were when we were, and privileged to do our part to

get this done.

A historic reunion to celebrate a historic peace agreement, my exclusive interview with the 1998 Northern

Ireland peacemakers, US President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, and the Irish

T-Shock Bertie Ahern.

Then, my children have never grown up in a normal society.

Why the people chose peace by a historic margin.

From the archive, my report on the families who decided a quarter

century ago also ahead.

Parent but is this thing that shows you the parts of yourself that you are proud of

and also the thing that shows you the parts of

yourself that you're not so proud. The poetry of parenthood writer Clint Smith

talks to Michelle Martin about his new collection of works inspired by his children. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Wancour at Queens University in Belfast with the principal peacemakers who ended the war

here in Northern Ireland 25 years ago. During the so-called Troubles, more than

3,500 people were killed, most of them civilians.

50,000 were injured as acts of terror traumatized generations.

Ultimately, it was a clutch of leaders, local and global, who took a chance and risked it all on peace.

Catholic nationalist leader John Hume and the Protestant unions, David Trimble, crossed that

bridge together and in time they shared a Nobel Peace Prize.

Now despite serious flaws the enduring success has made the agreement a bit of a model

for peace

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