Bertie Ahern recalls challenges and hopes as he and Tony Blair worked on Good Friday Agreement

The transcript discusses the importance of commitment in leadership, highlighting the collaboration with Tony Blair and the challenges faced during political duties. It addresses the instability of institutions and emphasizes the significance of the Good Friday Agreement for future stability and peace. The speaker reflects on personal struggles and the need for sustainable democratic institutions.

What was the significance of the commitment made by the new Prime Minister in the context of the peace process?

How did the relationship between Tony Blair and the speaker evolve after the collapse of the Abervenas government?

What challenges did the speaker face during the week of their mother's heart attack?

What were the implications of the instability of the institutions mentioned by the speaker?

In what ways does the speaker believe the health of the Good Friday Agreement is currently?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the sustainability of institutions in a divided society?

How does the speaker view the opposition to the Good Friday Agreement?