Daithí describes the scenes in the Falls Road area in the late 1960s and the early 1970s.
Dominic talks about the morning of August 9th 1971 when the British army took away his father and brother to be interned and destroyed their home.
Deirdre talks about her daddy, Terry, who was interned aged 17 in the 1940s.
Liam talks about his family background steeped in the GAA and of his own success as a county footballer in the 1960s.
Ciaran recalls the period he, along with many other children, were evacuated to safe surroundings during the early 1970s.
Joe talks about being arrested the day after his 17th birthday and being interned on the Maidstone Prison ship and then Long Kesh internment camp.
Michael talks about his period of internment. His two brothers, Terry and Kieran were also interned. Kieran had just turned 17.
Kieran was later imprisoned in the H Blocks where he joined the Blanket Protest and later the hunger strike, he died after 71 days.
Maura tells about her experience of her husband, Frank, being interned in the 1970s and what impact this had on her and their young family.
She talks about Frank’s experiences after his release.
Seamie, a former internee, talks about the impact of internment and imprisonment on his family.
Seamus recounts his experiences as a ‘schoolboy internee’ when he was interned at just 16 years old.