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COME OUT AND WELCOME CLINTON BACK TO TOWN, SAYS DERRY MAYOR

written by stephen March 4, 2014
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The people of Derry have been called on to go along to Guildhall Square at lunchtime tomorrow to welcome back former US President Bill Clinton to the city.

Coming back... Bill Clinton.

Coming back… Bill Clinton.

President Clinton is to give a public address from the Square in which he will pay tribute to Nobel Peace Laureate and former SDLP leader John Hume for his efforts to the peace process.

President Clinton will attend a private function in the Guildhall at 12.00 noon before speaking to a crowd in the Guildhall Square at 12.30pm.

There will also be performances during the event from Derry’s own Phil Coulter and the University of Ulster choir.

During his visit, President Clinton will help launch “Peacemaking In The Twenty-First Century,” a new book celebrating the Tip O’Neill series of peace lectures given at the University’s Magee campus.

Edited by John Hume, Professor T.G. Fraser and Dr Leonie Murray, “Peacemaking in the twenty-first century” publishes lectures given by world figures including President Clinton, Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton and former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan as part of the Tip O’Neill Lecture Series, supported by The Ireland Funds.

John Hume held the Tip O’Neill Chair in Peace Studies at the University of Ulster from 2002 to 2009.

Encouraging the Derry public to along to the Guildhall Square to welcome President Bill Clinton back to the city, Mayor Cllr Martin Reilly said his return was a “huge accolade” for the city and a great opportunity for the public to share in “this city celebration.”

The Mayor advised those intending going along to get to Guildhall Square early and to be mindful that it was an outdoor event with no cover.

Some minor traffic disruption and delays can be expected.

 

COME OUT AND WELCOME CLINTON BACK TO TOWN, SAYS DERRY MAYOR was last modified: March 4th, 2014 by stephen

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