Thug John Hume, buaiteoir Ghradam síochána Nobel, cúl don pholaitíocht lánaimseartha sa bhliain 2005 nuair a d’éirigh sé as Parlaimint Westminster. Fuair sé bás i mí Lúnasa 2020. Sa chlár cartlainne seo scrúdaíonn polaiteoirí agus daoine eile nach iad, a ról i bhforbairt na síochána i dTuaisceart Éireann, na heachtraí a mhúnlaigh mar pholaiteoir é, agus a oidhreacht. Orthu siúd a bheas le cloisteáil sa chlár beidh na polaiteoirí Gerry Adams agus Bríd Rodgers, Pat Hume, bean chéile John, Maurice Hayes, fear eile a bhí lárnach i bpróiseas na síochána, an staraí Emmet O’Connor, Fionnuala O’Connor, údar agus tráchtaire ar chúrsaí polaitíochta sna Sé Chontae, Caoimhín Ó Peatáin, gníomhaí pobail, agus Séamus Mac Cionnaith, iriseoir leis an Irish News. Is í Póilín Ní Chiaráin a léirigh an clár.
John Hume, former leader of the SDLP and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, died in August 2020. Hume had left political life in 2005. In this archive programme, politicians and other contributors examine his contribution to the peace process in Northern Ireland, the events that shaped him as a politician, and his legacy. Contributors include politicians Gerry Adams and Bríd Rodgers, John’s wife Pat Hume, Maurice Hayes, another person who was central to the Peace Process, historian Emmet O’Connor, author and commentator on politics in the North Fionnuala O’Connor, activist Caoimhín Ó Peatáin, and Séamus Mac Cionnaith, journalist with the Irish News. Poilín Ní Chiaráin produced the programme.