# Harold Good

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Faith and Reconciliation: Steering adversaries toward dialogue

Rev. Harold Good and Tony Blair respond to a student's question about how to steer warring sides off the path of violence and toward dialogue.

IRA Decommissioning

In July 2005 the IRA in Northern Ireland promised to put its weapons out of use.Catholic, Father Alec Reid and Protestant, Reverend Harold Good joined General John de Chastelain to oversee the decommissioning process. Hear their story. Photo: An IRA mural in Belfast. Credit: Press Association.

Faith and Reconciliation: Main Session

After preliminary reflections on faith and reconciliation by Miroslav Volf and Tony Blair, Fr. Alec Reid and Rev. Harold Good discuss the role of faith in the Northern Ireland peace process.

StoryCast '21: EP 11/21 The Last Gun: Disarming the IRA

In September 2005, the responsibility of securing a lasting peace in Northern Ireland fell on the shoulders of two unlikely men - a Protestant minister and a Catholic priest.Unbeknown to high-ranking security officials in both the British and Irish Governments, the Rev Harold Good and Father Alec R…

A Word in Edgeways: Rev. Harold Good

The Reverend Harold Good, the former President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, who oversaw the decommissioning of IRA weapons, reflects on the significance of the Good Friday Agreement.

This one will be Good

This one will be Good indeed - Rev. Harold Good. He joins us in conversation about his life and work, especially his influential work during the Good Friday Agreement and what brought him to that table.  If you've any questions for us, or Harold, please send them via presbyterianandpriest@gmail.com

Pastoral Presence in a Fracturing World: Wisdom from Northern Ireland — Rev. Harold Good

Rev. Harold Good—Protestant minister, contemporary of Desmond Tutu, and key figure in Northern Ireland’s peace process—reflects on what it means to pastor through division. Having played a pivotal role in bringing Catholics and Protestants to the same table, Rev. Good shares hard-won wisdom for our…

The Unity Bill passes its First stage |Clodagh Good| The Arts in a New Ireland | Slán

The Unity Bill passes its First stage The “Planning for Constitutional Change Bill 2026”, which I referenced in last week’s column, has passed its first hurdle in the Dáil. It will now go to second stage on 7 July and then on to the Committee stage before returning to the Dáil later in the year. Th…