President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton in Northern Ireland for the 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement. Photographer: Christopher Dilts.

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In April, President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton traveled to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the historic Good Friday Agreement. We’ve compiled some of the great videos, stories, and moments from the trip. Catch up on these highlights, and let us know what you think. 🔽

WATCH ON DEMAND 

• ATTN: How to make a peace treaty. President Clinton reveals the fascinating story behind the peaceful resolution to one of the longest conflicts in history. 
• On this day: April 10, 1998. Learn more about the Clinton administration's involvement in the historic peace-making process in Northern Ireland. 
• Queen’s University Belfast "Agreement 25." Catch on demand sessions from the historic conference.  
• A message to young people in Derry. In his speech to a packed Guildhall Square in Derry, President Clinton encouraged students to "believe that the future can be better than the past."

• Clinton administration alumnae discuss the role of women in the peace negotiations. The Clinton Presidential Center presented this timely conversation, “Women’s Voices for Peace: The Good Friday Agreement 25 Years Later.” 

IN THE NEWS

• President Clinton in the Washington Post. His latest op-ed reflects upon the road to peace in Northern Ireland – and why the Good Friday Agreement still serves as a model for strengthening democracy and global prosperity, 25 years later. 
• President Clinton and Secretary Clinton on MSNBC. The primetime special with Joe Scarborough also included interviews with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, former Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams, and former Irish Taoiseach Bertie Ahern. 
• CNN exclusive with Christiane Amanpour. In this CNN special, Amanpour sits down with the leading architects of the Good Friday Agreement that ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.  
• Irish Post covers a new scholarship at Queen's University Belfast. The Clinton Scholarship Fund was launched to help support U.S. study opportunities for economically or socially disadvantaged local Queen’s University students.

OVERHEARD IN NORTHERN IRELAND 

• On assignment with Angel Ureña. President Clinton’s spokesperson took us behind the scenes in Belfast and Derry.  
• A 25-year reunion. During the trip, President Clinton ran into someone he met 25 years ago. Thanks for saying hello, sharing your story, and helping us celebrate peace, Michelle! 
• Sláinte! After a historic visit to Derry, President Clinton stopped by the Guildhall Taphouse for a pint and cheers to an unforgettable trip.

Learn more about the Clinton's visit and the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.  

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