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Award Winning Ballymurphy Documentary

November 16, 2018 By Neil Cosgrove

As  Ms. Carmel Quinn, sister of Ballymurphy victim John Laverty visits the United States in a tour coordinated by the Ancient Order of Hibernians to bring awareness to the Ballymurphy Massacre and the need for justice; members may find this award-winning documentary informative on the atrocities that occurred between August 9th and 11th 1971.  It should be remembered that the same Paratroop Regiment that was involved in the unjustified killings of Bloody Sunday.  If a full inquiry had been made into BGally murphy and those responsible held accountable there may have been no Bloody Sunday, and the history of the north of Ireland would be considerably different, and the lives of thousands of people saved.

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