The Children of the Troubles

The Children of the Troubles

It’s been 50 years since the start of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, when serious violence broke out in 1969.

Over 30 years, more than 3,500 people died, communities became divided and there was murder on both sides.

These are the Children of the Troubles, their young lives changed forever.

Pictured: Danny Toland is in the middle between the mum and dad, and his sister Majella is directly in front with the blue collar.

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Shelagh Fogarty - Loneliness

Shelagh Fogarty - Loneliness

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Shelagh Fogarty - Immigration Debate

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Stephen Nolan with Sir Stuart Rose

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Matthew Etherington on his gambling addiction

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24 Loka 201317min

Bob Geldof with Stephen Nolan

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18 Loka 201341min

Ray Davies - one on one with Stephen Nolan

Ray Davies - one on one with Stephen Nolan

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13 Loka 201323min

The Abuser's Tale

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13 Loka 201351min

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13 Loka 201326min

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