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In Northern Ireland, too, it was anything but a peaceful weekend. What had started as a peaceful Civil Rights march turned into a battlefield when steel-helmeted police barred the way to avoid a Protestant...
Investigates the collapse of the non-violent civil rights campaign in Northern Ireland, and shows how the movement was discredited by violent attacks on police vehicles during a demonstration in Newry.
Excerpt of speech by Hugh Annesley, Chief Constable of the RUC, on the future of the force, advising against a sudden cut of police numbers in Northern Ireland. Written shortly before the shooting dead in an...
See also AV769/335/S1. Ann and son Steven Howarth. 6, Malham Fell, Wildridings, Bracknell. Their house is at the end of a little cul-de-sac, opposite the Green Man Pub. Ken Howarth went to a Wimpey bar on...
Winter is upon us with the first big freeze keeping the road police busy in Northern Ireland, but what was it like for people with cold jobs in the Golden Twenties? The News on Screen/Newsfilm Online...
The border between north and southern Ireland is sealed and all credentials are checked before persons are able to cross. The Dublin-Belfast train is also stopped near the border and the passengers are...
Constables; men on horseback; constables goose stepping.
Lord Derby reviews troops.
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