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Interview with Liz O'Donnell and David Adams by Noel Thompson for the US-Ireland Alliance Symposium on the 10th Anniversary of the Good Friday Accords on 10 April 2008

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Video interview with Liz O'Donnell, Irish government delegate during the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement talks, and David Adams, UDP delegate during the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement talks, by Noel Thompson for the US-Ireland Alliance 'Symposium on the 10th Anniversary of the Good Friday Accords' on 10 April 2008. In a symposium on the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement attended by fourteen of its original negotiators, O'Donnell and Adams discuss the issue of negotiating North-South relations in the agreement. The US-Ireland Alliance is a non-for-profit organisation, founded in 1998, which strengthens relations between the United States and the island of Ireland.

Date of Release/Broadcast: 16 April 2008

Name of First Interviewee: Liz O'Donnell

Name of Second Interviewee: David Adams

Role at time of Interview: Liz O'Donnell (Irish government delegate during the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement talks), David Adams (UDP delegate during the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement talks)

Interviewer: Noel Thompson

Purpose: News, Research

Media: Audiovisual

Copyright: © US-Ireland Alliance

Link: Watch the interview

Programme/Book/Article: US-Ireland Alliance Symposium on the 10th Anniversary of the Good Friday Accords

Time Period covered: 1998-2008

Key Individuals: Liz O'Donnell, David Adams, John Taylor, Albert Reynolds, John Major, Bertie Ahern, Tony Blair

Key Words: Belfast Agreement/Good Friday Agreement, North-South relations, border, Irish government, South Africa

 

 

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