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Tales Of The Troubles

Dan Darnoco

Come on a journey looking back on The Troubles, looking through the timeline of events that led to, or contributed, to the conflict in Northern Ireland.

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December 1978: The Green Ring

December 1978 saw US President Jimmy Carter more than double the national park system size. In Northern Ireland, segregation and development were top of the agenda too.

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November 1978: A Long War

November 1978 saw Harold Pinter's play "Betrayal" premiere in London. Coincidently, in Northern Ireland, the IRA were actively trying to eradicate any betrayal from within their ranks, moving to a more refined ‘Active Service Unit’ approach...

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October 1978: Not Playing The Game

October 1978 saw Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla elected Pope John Paul II. Meanwhile in Armagh prison, another ‘man of the cloth’ was causing a stir…

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September 1978: Members Only

September ‘78 saw Muhammad Ali beat Leon Spinks in 15 rounds for the heavyweight boxing title. In Northern Ireland, Gerry Adams landed a knockout blow of his own to his accusers…

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  • Dan Darnoco

    Born and bred in Belfast, with a passion for Irish history, I thought it was about time people had an easy-to-follow timeline of events that they could read in short blasts throughout their busy week.

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