Tommy talks about his memories of internment as a ten-year-old in Ballymurphy on August 09th 1971.
Recalling the deaths of some of those he knew. Then being evacuated down south.

Tommy talks about his memories of internment as a ten-year-old in Ballymurphy on August 09th 1971.
Recalling the deaths of some of those he knew. Then being evacuated down south.
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 and James describe their lives growing up in Belfast, meeting and marrying in 1972.
They talk about how the conflict impacted their lives.
Ciaran recalls the period he, along with many other children, were evacuated to safe surroundings during the early 1970s.
Joe tells us about his family’s involvement in struggle and internment going back decades. He recounts the events in Ballymurphy on August 09th 1971. Taken to Girdwood Barracks with others and being severely beaten. Wasn’t…
Jenny talks about coming to Belfast as a student from England.
She recalls the morning of August 09th and the events that followed.
Carmel recalls the morning of internment and being evacuated from Ballymurphy. Seeing her brother, John Laverty, for the last time before he was murdered
Briege talks about the family moving into Ballymurphy.
She remembers the arrival of the British army and the growing conflict between them and the community.