'Certainly, if I think about it, you'll hear about it.' Bertie Ahern says talk of the presidency is “for another day” – insisting he didn't rejoin Fianna Fáil to relaunch his political career. PatKenny
features Ahern in conversation with all the main players involved in striking the historic peace agreement almost 25 years ago.Featuring in-depth interviews with the likes of Bill Clinton, George Mitchell and Tony Blair, the podcast offers fascinating insights into what it was like to be in the room as one of the world’s most successful peace agreements was negotiated.
“When it does come up, somewhere in the middle of 2025, everybody then who has an interest will have to express it,” he said. Ahern said he spoke to all the surviving players in the Good Friday Agreement for the new podcast – and for those that have since passed on, such as John and Pat Hume, David Trimble and Ian Paisley, he spoke to people who were in their inner circle.
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