All across RTÉ we are marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. You will be able to watch special shows across RTÉ TV, listen to RTÉ Radio 1 and click on RTÉ.ie for more.
To help undertsand the context of everything that is going, here are some great explainer videos from our friends across RTÉ News.
Starting up top our younger viewers can watch the news2day explainer by Molly O'Connor.
There were lots of very important people working on the Good Friday Agreement. Watch the video above to see who were the key players who got the Good Friday Agreement across the line and helped bring about peace in Northern Ireland 25 years ago.
The Good Friday Agreement was signed on 10 April 1998. The historic peace deal brought an end to three decades of violent conflict in Northern Ireland, a period known as the Troubles.
RTÉ Reporter and Derry native Una Kelly was seven years old at the time. In this explainer video, she takes a closer look at the agreement and how it came about.
RTÉ Player has documentaries and news specials over the weekend, live and on demand, with detailed information and much more on the Agreement. Please note some of the shows may not be suitable for smaller children.
The Good Friday Agreement on RTÉ Player
RTÉ Radio 1 will also have a series of special reports and shows looking at the history and legacy of the Agreement.
RTÉ History is full of great articles and much more about the events surrounding the momentous deal.
