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The Troubles in Northern Ireland
The conflict in Northern Ireland, known as The Troubles, was marked by significant violence and political turmoil. The introduction of internment allowed for the arrest and imprisonment of suspects without trial, exacerbating tensions.
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The Troubles in Northern Ireland PEACEFUL PROTESTS TURNED INTO VIOLENCE TV CAMERAS CAPTURED THE RUC BEATING THE PEACEFULL PROTESTERS BURNTOLLET BRIDGE CATHOLIC BOGSIDE O NEILL RESIGNS APRIL 1969 BRIAN FAULKNER THE GOVERNMENT HAD THE POWER TO ARREST SUSPECTS AND PUT THEM IN JAIL WITHOUT TRIAL 1970 THE ARMS CRISIS IN 1970 CHARLES HAUGHEY AND NEIL BLANEY THE ULSTER DEFENCE ASSOCIATION (UDA) A BRITISH PARAMILIARY GROUP BASED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM ULSTER LOYALIST PARAMILITARY AND VIGILANTE BLODY SUNDAY 1972 14 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, NONE OF WHOM WERE SUBSEQUENTLY FOUND TO HAVE BEEN ARMED DIRCT RULE FROM BRITAIN 28TH MARCH 1972 ATTEMPS OF PEACE 1 THE SUNNINGDALE AGREEMENT THE UNIONIST PARTY ( FAULKNER) AND THE SDLP (FITT) FORMED THE GOVERNMENT CROSS BORDER PROPOSED A POWER SHARING GOVERNMENT FOR NI OPPOSITION TO SUNNINGDALE DIRECT RULE WAS RESTORED LOYALIST STRIKE IAN PAISLEY THE BIRMIGHAM BOMBINGS NOV-DEC 1974 MARGERAT THATCHER BOBBY SANDS HIS DEATH PROVOKED RIOTS IN NI A HUNDRED THOUSNAD PEOPLE ATTENDED HIS FUNERAL WHEN HE DIED AFTER THE HUNGER STRIKE POPE JOHN PAUL II IS INVOLVED POLITICAL STATUES WARRENPOINT AMBUSH LORD MOUNTBATTONS BOAT IS BLOWN UP 19 SOLDIERS KILLED IN 2 ROADSIDE BOMBS ANGLO IRISH AGREEMENT 1985 (HILLSBOROUGH AGREEMENT) ENGLAND WOULD NOT BE AGAINST A UNITED IRELAND, IF THE SOUTH AND WEST AGREED DOWNING STREET DECLARATION 1993 THE BRITSH GOVERNMENT WOULD NOT BACK DOWN AND THE AGREEMENT SURVIVED AN INTER GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE PM MARGERAT THATCHER AND TAOISEACH GARRET FITZGERLAD SIGNED AN AGREEMENT AT HILLSBORUGH CASTLE JULY 1997 - BILL CHINTON, IAN PAISLEY, GERRY ADAM, DAVID TRIMBLE,BERTIE AHERN ,TONY BLAIR GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT SELF GOVERNMENT RESTORED NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT APRIL 1998 IAN PAISLEY BECAME THE FIRST MINISTER OMAGH BOMBING 28 PEOPLE ARE KILLED AUGUST 1998 SHORT TERM CONSEQQUESNCES ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES RISING UNEMPLOYMENT SOUTH CATCHES UP WITH THE NORTH ECONOMICALLY POLITCAL CONSEQUENCES SINN FEIN PARTY POWER SHARING WAS INTRODUCED DESTRUCTION OVER 16,000 BOMBINGS DEATHS 3,677 DEATHS ( IRA KILLED MOST) 47,500 PEOPLE INJURED MORE CATHOLICS THAN PROTOSTANTS CONSEQUENCES OF THE TROUBLES 5 ) NORTH-SOUTH RELATIONS LEMASS AND O NEILL IN THE 1960s 4) ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES 3) POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE TROUBLES 2) DESTRUCTION 1) DEATHS DURING THE TROUBLES NORTHERN IRELAND CIVIL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION GERRY FITT JOHN HOME BERNADETTE DEVLIN CALEDON PROTEST 1968 CONN AND PATRICIA McCLOSKEY LIVED IN DUNGANNON TERENCE O NEILL VISITS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1921 ( 44 YEARS ) BEGGINING OF THE TROUBLES IAN PAISLEY IS HIS MAIN CRITIC CAPTAIN TERENCE O NEILL BECAME PRIME MINISTER OF NI IN 1963 SEPARATE COMUNITIES THE WELFARE STATE THIS NEW GENERATION WAS LESS WILLING TO PUT UP WITH DISCRIMINATION A FREE SECONDARY EDUCATION A FREE HEALTH SERVICE SOCIAL WELFARE BENEFITS INCREASED VOTING RIGHTS GERRYMANDERING ELECTIONS WERE FIXED BY ORGANISING CONSTITUENCIES TO GIVE UNINISTS A MAJORITY PROTESTANT - CATHOLIC TENSION 4)VOTING RIGHTS 3)EMPLOYMENT/ HOUSING COMPETION FOR JOBS 2)EDUCATIONAL FORCE PROTESTANT CHILDREN ARE THOUGHT DIFFERENTY COMPARED TO CATHOLICS 1) DIVIDED LOYALTIES THE BORDER CAMPAIGN SEAN SOUTH WAS KILLED 1956-1962 HARLAND JAMES CRAIG FIRST PRIME MINISTER OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1930S IN NORTHERN IRELAND BASIL BROOKE RIOTS AND SECTARIANISM INCREASED INCREASED DEATHS BECAUSE OF PNEUMONIA OR TUBERCULOSIS ( TB ) INFANT MORTALITY RATES POVERTY CATHOLCS WERE DISCRINATED AGAINST LITTLE HOUSING AVAILABLE- BEING BURNT UNEMLPLOYED PROTESTANTS VS CATHOLICS SEGREGATION SECTARIASM A DISLIKE FOR A PERSON BECAUSE OF THEIR RELIGION INTERNMENT SPECIAL POWERS ACT STORMOUNT GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND ACT 1920 B- SPECIALS THE ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY (RUC) REPUBLICANS UNIONISTS NATIONALISTS KING GEORGE V CAUSES GROWTH OF IRA CIVAL RIGHTS CAMPAIGN DISCRIMINATION PARTITION RELIGION POLITICS ECONOMICS SOCIAL LIFE SEPRATE COMMUNITIES PHYSICAL FORCE TRADITION THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE PARLIAMENTARY TRDITION BRITISH CONQUEST AND COLONISATION
