Before watching Derry Girls for the first time in ... the Continuity and New IRA are still active in Northern Ireland. While the Troubles used Protestantism and Catholicism to refer to the two ...

While the Troubles took place during the last half ... On October 5, 1968, a march by Catholic Nationalists in Derry, Northern Ireland, (legally Londonderry) over what they deemed to be ...

Once the Troubles got going, Northern Ireland saw the biggest population ... Security concerns had forced Derry City to leave the league in 1972, while Northern Ireland's home soccer ...

For more than six decades, the name Eamonn McCann has been synonymous with civil rights and street protests. He spoke to Pat ...

In August 1969, sectarian violence erupted in Belfast, while in Derry nationalists fought ... was also heavily involved in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, carrying out surveillance and ...

A photograph of a riot in Derry’s Bogside in response to the Hunger ... This exhibition I hope will encourage people to learn more about the Troubles and more about Northern Ireland.” Northern Ireland ...

As a visual reminder of Northern Ireland’s civil rights ... their first introduction to the Troubles came via Netflix in the form of the hit show Derry Girls. Erin, along with friends Clare ...

Where are the Derry Girls cast now? Find out what the TV stars have been up to, from new acting roles to exciting career ...

The series was created and written by Lisa McGee and inspired by McGee’s own experience growing up in Derry during the ...

Once the Troubles got going, Northern Ireland saw the biggest population ... Security concerns had forced Derry City to leave the league in 1972, while Northern Ireland's home soccer ...

In August 1969, sectarian violence erupted in Belfast, while in Derry nationalists fought ... was also heavily involved in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, carrying out surveillance and ...