Bill Clinton hails David Trimble for helping to bring peace to Northern Ireland

'His legacy will endure in all who are living better lives because of him today.'
David Trimble and John Hume at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo in December 1998. Picture RollingNews.ie

David Trimble and John Hume at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo in December 1998. Picture RollingNews.ie

Tue, 26 Jul, 2022 - 11:13
PA reporters and Elaine Loughlin, Noel Baker & Eimer McAuley

Former US President Bill Clinton has led tributes to David Trimble, stating that his “lifetime of service” helped bring peace to Northern Ireland.

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