Anthony tells us how he was interned just after turning 17 years old.
He describes the deteriorating conditions in Long Kesh that led to the burning in October 1974.
Barbara Hart, from the USA studied for her PHD in Trinity College. She researched the life of Elizabeht Kennedy, a Probation Officer who suddenly found herself working in the newly opened internment camp
Listen to Gearoid MacDomhnall recall his arrest and internment without trial, and his life incarcanated in British prisons
Geraldine talks about the life of her sister, Teresa (Tish) Holland who at 17 years old was the second woman to be interned.
Fra talks about his life as a republican living on the Falls Road. He recalls the escalating conflict in the early 1970s, internment and Bloody Sunday.
Listen to audio recording with Internee and former blanketman and hunger striker Raymond McCartney
Rose recalls the event on Magilligan Strand when protestors were attacked by British paratroopers.
Pat talks about the life of Art McAlinden, a veteran republican from south Armagh. He had already spent over 20 years in prisons as a republican prisoner before being interned in August 1971 for two years.
Liz recalls her experience as the first female to be interned in the 1970s. Her arrest and time spent in Armagh Gaol, including attempting to escape.
Brendan talks about his memories of the attack on students’ Civil rights march at Burntollet.
He describes being taken out of his home on August 9th 1971 and being interned for 20 months.