From Paperboy to Peace Builder

from Inspired to Act Hosted by Thrive Ireland

Will Leitch and Diane Holt welcome the author, broadcaster and peace builder, Tony Macaulay, to Studio 2 at Commission. Tony's first book, Paperboy was about his childhood in the Upper Shankill in West Belfast. His latest, Killing The Devil is written with a co-author, and tells a love story set in the years following the genocide in Rwanda in 1994. But he's also known for his work bringing communities and groups together. Tony tells Will and Diane how his faith inspires him to act, and make a difference. Tell us what you think! Produced for Thrive Ireland In association with The Northern Ireland Community Relations Council

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