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The Maze Protesters march through central London to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Bloody Sunday where 14 civilians were killed by British Soldiers in 1972. By Siobhán Tracey, Contributor The Maze is a one-hour program that explores life inside the notorious Maze Prison (also known as H-Block) in Northern Ireland, as former inmates from both communities, as well as former prison officers tell their stories. The opening sequences are of rare early footage of life inside the original Long Kesh prison in which a prison camp atmosphere existed, and Republicans and Loyalists co-existed in relative, though segregated calm. Early narrative sets the scene of life outside the prison: “In the early 1970’s, Northern Ireland was in turmoil; there was open violence on the streets. The Conservative government in London had introduced imprisonment without trial…” The hellish reality of life for those caught up in the violence was encapsulated in republican Brendan H ....
A biased recall of history only serves to perpetuate old hatreds 02 June, 2021 00:59 The history of Ireland records many instances of barbarity from all sides, leading the 19th century historian William Lecky to observe: “It is far from clear on which side the balance of cruelty rests.” Attempting to balance the ledger of injustices via a biased recall of history serves only to perpetuate centuries old hatreds and sectarianism. In a dissonant attempt to demonise integrated education C Hughes (May 17) seeks to valorise the atavistic myths and half-truths that continue to underpin the Catholic narrative. Somewhat paradoxically he calls for “Irish history to be introduced”, while ignoring the equally relevant historic events which inform the Protestant psyche. Where C Hughes recalls Cromwellian injustices, Penal Laws and England’s supposed “invasion” of Ireland, Protestants can point to the Irish Rebellion of 1641 (when thousands of their d ....
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