Michael Lillis

Michael Lillis

politician Ireland

Michael Lillis is a retired Irish foreign affairs official known for his pivotal role in the negotiation of the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985, which significantly reshaped the relationship between Ireland and Northern Ireland. His innovative ideas, including proposals for collaboration between the Gardaí and Irish soldiers in Northern Ireland, demonstrated his commitment to finding creative solutions to longstanding political tensions.

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Ireland Ireland: Michael Lillis famously strolled along the Grand Canal in 1983 discussing new ideas for Northern Ireland. 6

Noel Dorr Margaret Thatcher Garret Fitzgerald Charles Haughey Brian Lenihan Dermot Nally Sean Donlon David Goodall Robert Armstrong William Pitt Thomas Jones Ted Heath Jack Lynch Brian Faulkner Kevin Boland
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘To understand the Troubles, you must go back much further’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Michael Lillis spoke of his early contacts with a leading British official. 6

Dick Spring Hilary Benn Noel Dorr Sean Donlon Garret Fitzgerald Margaret Thatcher David Goodall Ronald Reagan Thomas Phillip O Neill Ted Kennedy Bill Clark
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Island of Ireland is ‘not ready’ for a unification referendum, says former tánaiste – The Irish Times