An Irish Journal

Focusing on a pivotal period in Irish politics from mid-1997 to 2000, this collection features selected articles that chronicle the peace process with remarkable immediacy. Through his regular column in The Irish Voice, Gerry Adams shares not only the complexities of negotiations, including the Good Friday agreement and Unionist challenges, but also personal anecdotes that reveal his private life and a lighter side. The writings provide a compelling first-hand perspective on significant historical events and the quest for peace in Ireland.