RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy is to talk about his life and faith as part of a series of talks to be held in Co Down.
The Liveline host will be in conversation with former UTV presenter Gerry Kelly at the Saint Patrick Centre in Downpatrick on October 21.
Mr Duffy, who describes himself as a Christian socialist, will also sign copies of his latest book, Children of the Troubles, co-authored with Freya McClements.
The radio host said he was more accustomed to asking the questions, which made it "daunting to be on the other side of the microphone".
"Being interviewed by the legendary Gerry Kelly is both an honour and nerve-wracking," he added.
Dr Tim Campbell, director of The Saint Patrick Centre, said the event, which is supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs Reconciliation Fund, is part of the centre's Autumn lecture series.
"This is the first of a series of talks we are holding and Joe’s appearance was delayed due to Covid and lockdown," he said.
"So it’s wonderful that he is coming and we are delighted that Downpatrick man Gerry Kelly - one of the most successful broadcasters in these islands - has agreed to present the evening."
To obtain free tickets, please contact the centre on 02844 619000.
