CLEAN : Northern Ireland politicians react to the death of David Trimble

The transcript reflects on the significant yet sometimes overlooked contributions of David Trimble to the peace process following the Belfast Agreement. It emphasizes the importance of partnership and compromise, highlighting that victories are not solutions in a region characterized by diverse perspectives. The text honors the legacy of leaders like John Hume, Seamus Mallon, and David Trimble, who prioritized the greater good over party interests, forming the foundation of the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. The current political climate at Stormont is contrasted with this past dedication to the greater good.

Who were the key figures mentioned in the text that contributed to the peace process in the 90s?

What is meant by the 'greater good' in the context of the Belfast Good Friday Agreement?