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January 1, 1969. The People's Democracy set out on a march from Belfast to Derry. Their confrontation with unionists at Burntollet Bridge three days later was one of the many sparks that ignited The Troubles in the late 1960s, a series of violent conflicts that spanned decades in Northern Ireland.
Join Cabin 13 as we discuss The Disappeared, victims whose fate remained a closely guarded secret.
Art
"Brown Wooden House" by Johannes Plenio
Music
"Tumbleweed Texas" by Chris Haugen
Sources
- The Disappeared of Northern Ireland.
- Families of the Disappeared, WAVE Trauma Centre.
- “Fresh call for anyone with information on the Disappeared to come forward as new Columba McVeigh search begins” by Sarah Burns, The Irish Times.
- “Northern Ireland census shows more Catholics than Protestants – a political scientist on what this really means” by Laurence Cooley, The Conversation.
- “Sinn Fein celebrates an historic election win in Northern Ireland” by The Associated Press.
- “Sinn Fein face writ over Jean McConville murder” by Christopher Woodhouse, The Belfast Telegraph.
- "The Victim the IRA Disappeared Twice" by Shane Paul O'Doherty, The Irish Peace Process.
- Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland by Patrick Radden Keefe (2018)
- “Seamus Ruddy inquest held 33 years after his murder in France” by Louise Roseingrave, The Irish Times.
- “Their sons were best friends. In 1978 they were disappeared by the IRA. This is the remarkable story of how 16 years later two mothers found the courage to speak out” by Suzanne Breen, The Belfast Telegraph.
- “The Disappeared: Meath remains were those of Brendan Megraw” by BBC News.
- "Disappeared but not forgotten: the grim secrets the IRA could not bury" by Ian Cobain, The Guardian.
- The Disappeared (dir. Alison Millar), BBC Northern Ireland and RTÉ (2013)
- "Two 'disappeared' men had violent, unnatural deaths" by Georgina O'Halloran, The Irish Times.
- “28 years after the IRA buried Danny McIhone, a jury returns a verdict of unlawful killing” by The Belfast Telegraph.
- “‘Disappeared’ victim to be buried alongside parents” by The Irish Examiner.
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By Cabin 13January 1, 1969. The People's Democracy set out on a march from Belfast to Derry. Their confrontation with unionists at Burntollet Bridge three days later was one of the many sparks that ignited The Troubles in the late 1960s, a series of violent conflicts that spanned decades in Northern Ireland.
Join Cabin 13 as we discuss The Disappeared, victims whose fate remained a closely guarded secret.
Art
"Brown Wooden House" by Johannes Plenio
Music
"Tumbleweed Texas" by Chris Haugen
Sources
- The Disappeared of Northern Ireland.
- Families of the Disappeared, WAVE Trauma Centre.
- “Fresh call for anyone with information on the Disappeared to come forward as new Columba McVeigh search begins” by Sarah Burns, The Irish Times.
- “Northern Ireland census shows more Catholics than Protestants – a political scientist on what this really means” by Laurence Cooley, The Conversation.
- “Sinn Fein celebrates an historic election win in Northern Ireland” by The Associated Press.
- “Sinn Fein face writ over Jean McConville murder” by Christopher Woodhouse, The Belfast Telegraph.
- "The Victim the IRA Disappeared Twice" by Shane Paul O'Doherty, The Irish Peace Process.
- Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland by Patrick Radden Keefe (2018)
- “Seamus Ruddy inquest held 33 years after his murder in France” by Louise Roseingrave, The Irish Times.
- “Their sons were best friends. In 1978 they were disappeared by the IRA. This is the remarkable story of how 16 years later two mothers found the courage to speak out” by Suzanne Breen, The Belfast Telegraph.
- “The Disappeared: Meath remains were those of Brendan Megraw” by BBC News.
- "Disappeared but not forgotten: the grim secrets the IRA could not bury" by Ian Cobain, The Guardian.
- The Disappeared (dir. Alison Millar), BBC Northern Ireland and RTÉ (2013)
- "Two 'disappeared' men had violent, unnatural deaths" by Georgina O'Halloran, The Irish Times.
- “28 years after the IRA buried Danny McIhone, a jury returns a verdict of unlawful killing” by The Belfast Telegraph.
- “‘Disappeared’ victim to be buried alongside parents” by The Irish Examiner.