but you do remember as a young girl the experience of watching other people go through this sort of tragedy. i remember i was very involved with the girl guides, and i was and the gang show in the opera house. there was a big group of us are performing, and we had had a really good run that week, and the saturday night performance was a special performance, because we were going to be joined by lady cecily gibson, who was the chief guide in northern ireland, her husband, lord justice gibson, was a seniorjudge, and they were travelling back from dublin, and there was an explosion and they were killed. and they were murdered in that explosion. and i remember us being brought together before the performance and told what had happened, because she had come and visited us during rehearsals and she had shown great interest, and we were excited for her to come and see the final show. and we were told what had happened, and then we went on with the show.
than in the gutter, dear. and i thought this was fascinating that this debate was happening. and i told my dad and hejust laughed and said, good for her. it is a brave thing to go against the politics of your father, to go against the politics of own community, to stand up to the threats which they undoubtedly were, of violence. had i think no direct consequences from the troubles, but you do remember as a young girl the experience of watching other people go through this sort of tragedy. i remember i was very involved with the girl guides, and i was and the gang show and the opera house. there was a big group of us are performing, and we had had a really good run that week, and the saturday night performance was a special performance, because we were going to be joined by lady cecily gibson, who was the chief guide in northern ireland, her husband lord justice gibson, was a seniorjudge, and they were travelling back from dublin, and there was an explosion and they were killed. and the