Testimonies of people directly impacted by the recent conflict in Northern Ireland recorded in interviews with Eamonn Baker. The series was originally released during 2017 and 2018 and received financial support through the Central Good Relations Fund of The Executive Office.
Our testimony series continues with a conversation with Nigel Hussey. In great humour and honesty Nigel recalls his employ at a local supermarket that was targeted by 10 viable bomb attacks, numerous robberies and one that included a gun being pointed to his head. He also discusses an explosion near the Northern Counties during his time as manager of the establishment as well as Bloody Sunday and the days that followed plus his own conversion to the Catholic Church and how it affected his relationship with his family.
22 Apr 2020
Episode 23 - Julieann Campbell
Joining Eamonn Baker on this final episode is Julieann Campbell. Julieann is a journalist in the city who has worked with families affected by the troubles through her work at the Pat Finucane Centre, the Bloody Sunday Families and through the Museum and the Unheard Voices Programme.
22 Apr 2020
Episode 8 - John Porter
John Porter is an outdoor pursuits instructor who has worked young people across Northern Ireland throughout the country's conflict to the present day. John shares with us his experiences of the Northern Ireland Conflict from his beginnings in Rosemount participating in the riots during the 1981 Hunger Strike and getting involved in outdoor pursuits which was key to John getting off the streets and forming a viable career path.
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