A unique evening of conversation to mark the publication of ‘David Trimble: Peacemaker’ written by Stephen Walker.
As Ulster Unionist Party leader, David Trimble was First Minister and a Nobel Laureate. He negotiated the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and helped to secure peace in Northern Ireland. He later sat in the House of Lords as Lord Trimble.
In a special evening, author Stephen Walker will discuss his life and legacy with BBC Northern Ireland Political Correspondent Gareth Gordon.
This is a rare opportunity to hear first hand about the life of one of the most important figures in British and Irish history.
Written with the cooperation of the Trimble family, ‘David Trimble; Peacemaker’, published by Gill Books, is based on 100 new interviews.
Described by the Irish Times as ‘a political page turner’, it is the companion book to ‘John Hume: The Persuader’, Stephen Walker’s bestselling biography of the Nobel Laureate John Hume.
This promises to be a fascinating evening of political insight and humour.
Thursday 13 November
7.30pm
Tickets £10