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Spotlight On The Troubles- The Scottish Soldiers
A former member of the Parachute Regiment was centrally involved in the killings of three off-duty soldiers almost 50 years ago, a BBC Spotlight investigation has established.
The Scottish soldiers were John McCaig, 17; his brother, Joseph, 18, and Dougald McCaughey, 23.
They were found shot dead in Ligoniel, north Belfast, on 10 March 1971.
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Dublin Places
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Actor and writer Alan Cumming travels Dublin and finds lots of interesting people and hidden places "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educat...
The Troubles A Secret History Episode 1 (Spotlight)
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Fifty years after troops were sent onto the streets of Northern Ireland, a leading team of investigative journalists uncover secrets about the decades-long conflict that claimed more than 3,700 lives. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre opens the series, discovering an array of new evidence, including previously classified documents, unseen film and fresh testimony from key new witnesses to the origins ...
The Troubles A Secret History Episode 2 (Spotlight)
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Reporter Darragh MacIntyre finds the IRA anticipating that 1972 would be their `year of victory’, only to be countered by a massive British military response in the midst of what became the bloodiest period of the conflict. The programme features previously unseen footage and new discoveries around the secret talks between the government and the IRA about British withdrawal, including interview...
The Troubles A Secret History ( Behind The Scenes ) BBC Spotlight
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This film shows how the critically acclaimed television series Spotlight on the Troubles: A Secret History was made. Reporters, producers - even the bosses - were filmed over two years as they uncovered incredible new stories about the past. How did Jennifer O'Leary persuade a former missionary priest to reveal his role in smuggling money and weapons to the IRA? How did Darragh Macintyre find o...
The Troubles A Secret History Episode 7 (BBC Spotlight)
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Episode 7 of 7 The story of how the Troubles ended. How the UK government policy changed, from seeking to destroy the IRA to bringing it to peace. And how secret talks, doublespeak and smart tactical manoeuvring ensured that Gerry Adams was able to persuade the IRA to go with the deal. In this final episode of the series, reporter Darragh MacIntyre hears the inside story of the peace process fr...
The Troubles A Secret History Episode 6 (BBC Spotlight)
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Episode 6 of 7 Loyalists killed more people than the IRA in the closing years of the Troubles. Through an insider in one of the most notorious killer gangs, Mandy McAuley discovers that not only was the Ulster Volunteer Force carrying out more attacks, it was also deliberately targeting families of Irish republicans. Revelations about the murders of two young brothers lead to calls for the inve...
Tintown 1939-1946
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NOTE: missing a minute in the middle and the end. On the 14th of December 1940, five hundred Irish citizens interned without trial rioted in their prison camp, burning a large part of it to the ground. The Irish government crushed the insurrection without mercy. It was the last battle of the Irish Civil War. An ill-thought out attempt to escape by setting fire to the camp backfired when their n...
The Troubles A Secret History Episode 5 (BBC Spotlight)
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Episode five traces how unionist anger grew as IRA attacks on the security forces killed members of their community. When Margaret Thatcher signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985, giving the Republic of Ireland political influence in the North, the anger spilled over into talk of insurrection. The programme reveals how loyalist groups rearmed and used intelligence leaks from soldiers and poli...
The Troubles: A Secret History | Episode 4 (BBC Spotlight)
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Some scenes may be upsetting. New revelations about how agents of British intelligence infiltrated the Irish Republican Army. By 1979, the British security forces believed the IRA had become so security conscious that they were impossible to penetrate. But reporter Jennifer O’Leary reveals how one weakness in the IRA’s internal security was exploited to unlock many of the group’s secrets. She c...
spotlight on the troubles: a secret history: episode 3
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:Contains some upsetting scene When Margaret Thatcher entered Downing Street in 1979, she was confronted by an IRA prepared to conduct a long war of attrition against Britain. Jennifer O’Leary discovers arms connections in America and Libya and speaks directly to individuals involved in smuggling weapons for the IRA. She also hears an astonishing admission about the Brighton bomb, which almost ...
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Great day out with all the family. Results www.myrunresults.com/events/griffith_avenue_mile family_fun_mile/3376/results. You want to enter next year? griffithavenuemile.ie/
Seven Drunken Nights The Dubliners
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In the version known as "Seven Nights Drunk", each night is a verse, followed by a chorus, in which the narrator comes home in a drunken state to find evidence of another man having been with his wife, which she explains away, not entirely convincingly. The song also became part of American folk culture, both through Irish-Americans and through the blues tradition. The song passed from oral tra...
Sigma Wireless, Finglas, Mayhem 1995
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Komentáře

  • @seymourclearly
    @seymourclearly Před 17 hodinami

    That evil old priest is disgusting, he sourced parts for IRA bombs, the republic of ireland would not extradite him to NI to face justice and the catholic church did nothing to him for his murderous actions (including the hyde park bombing) He wasnt the only priest involved in terrorisn, eg Father James Chesney who was protected by the church, mived to just across the border, allowed to continue his bomb making, because he was raising a fortune for them organising bingo, ,he even drove about in a porche and never faced justice.

  • @seymourclearly
    @seymourclearly Před 17 hodinami

    The IRA claim that they were protecting the minority people is proven BS when you realise that the republican paramilitaries killed 2/3 of the catholic civillians killed, ie the IRA etc. murdered more catholics than everyone else put together, while claiming to be protecting them. Their only protection was protection rackets where they extorted catholic people in their own communities. Do not believe the propoganda and historical revisionism the republicans are so keen on today, this is to hide their absolute bloodthirstyness which made a lot of the terrorists rich.

  • @kcgunesq
    @kcgunesq Před 10 dny

    To cal the tragic killing "murder" doesn't do justice to all involved. British soldiers likely killed over 150 unarmed non-combatants during the troubles. How many of those soldiers were prosecuted? These soldiers were part of a military force and were killed during a conflict. Tragic, yes. Murder, I don't think so.

  • @stagehand9002
    @stagehand9002 Před 17 dny

    And now all the Irish gentiles are in EU chains and the chicken soupers destroyed another culture...theyre the real enemy

  • @rassawhelan6045
    @rassawhelan6045 Před 19 dny

    What gets me is these jornos get access to secret files so easily yet families have no chance at viewing them.

  • @RobertChambers-zl2vz
    @RobertChambers-zl2vz Před 23 dny

    Comments reveal how much hatred there still is acorss uk & ireland

  • @RobertChambers-zl2vz
    @RobertChambers-zl2vz Před 26 dny

    Death & destruction on a large scale , close to civl war on several occasions , lets hope our future isn't our past ,,,,,,,,

  • @user-bf6hd6hu1m
    @user-bf6hd6hu1m Před 26 dny

    Soldiers, on or off duty, are always legitimate targets. It's not as if they were civilians, like those gunned down by the British Army in Derry and Ballymurphy and elsewhere. The Brits would have had no qualms killing off duty German soldiers during WW2, nor off duty IRA volunteers.

  • @alanmacer5078
    @alanmacer5078 Před 28 dny

    Patsy was proper Dirt

  • @ryustreetfighter8722
    @ryustreetfighter8722 Před 28 dny

    We need a British government for Britain instead of Rishi and his wonky croneys

  • @Gpx111
    @Gpx111 Před měsícem

    To think as well the us bank rolled the ira for years .

  • @robertwoods-dc4wo
    @robertwoods-dc4wo Před měsícem

    Journalist is abs gorgeous

  • @garyyoung9085
    @garyyoung9085 Před měsícem

    The Provos double standards are dazzling!!!!!! Eight storm a police station and get shot up by the SAS.... its "shoot to kill" , "Murdered by Brits" , excessive force" . But when they chain dinner ladies to 1200lb bombs... "legit target" . Absolute savages and pathetic wavers of the victim card... riddled by traitors who realised how shit they were.

  • @denishannan1408
    @denishannan1408 Před měsícem

    Excellent account. Thank you.

  • @kennedymcgovern5413
    @kennedymcgovern5413 Před měsícem

    Maybe it is the American in me. But man, whether you agree with the Good Friday Agreement or not, you do NOT...not EVER...hand in your weapons to the government. What good could possibly come from disarming yourself? That's just crazy.

  • @kennedymcgovern5413
    @kennedymcgovern5413 Před měsícem

    I understand that this was all 40 years ago. What I do not understand is how the reality of the situation was not as obvious to the Loyalists then as it is now. They had two choices, and ONLY two choices: 1) Keep the British there and opn their side or 2) Accept that their new Capital was Dublin. It does not matter which side you were (are) on, those were their ONLY two choices. If they thought for one second that they were going to fight the Republic of Ireland, without the British doing most of the work for them, they were delusional.

  • @OverTheTop85
    @OverTheTop85 Před měsícem

    Peace does not come before peace is accepted totally. So the war continues during peace talks. Peace talks are NOT peace. Too many Power hungry narcissists in the IRA top circle. Power in the government over what they were supposed to stand for. Britain still owns part of Ireland. There is still no one island, one nation! They failed, they threw the game, to stay on top insulting the decades of fighting and dying for a Free Ireland. But they saved lives by stopping the war. Polarizing as hell. Great documentary series. Enjoyed the hell out of it.

  • @serverlan763
    @serverlan763 Před měsícem

    John Major what a joke... weak man

  • @SiVlog1989
    @SiVlog1989 Před měsícem

    What was acknowledged in John D. Ruddy's video about The Troubles is that the majority of those killed between 1969 and 1998 were noncombatants. It's not like the ones targeted were only IRA on one side, various organisations related to the British state on the other, most unfortunately simply found themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. It's possible that the only way that a truly impartial court would be one set up by the United Nations, especially in terms of dealing with the unresolved issues regarding Bloody Sunday for example, 30th January 1972, where the British Army opened fire upon unarmed protesters and covered up what they knew, or the Omagh Bombing, the single biggest terrorist attack in Northern Ireland

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před měsícem

      Wrong place at the wrong time? More like the right place at the right time whenever the Brits magically disappeared in nationalist areas to give a free run to loyalist death squads

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před měsícem

      Also sad reality majority killed in every conflict are non combatants

  • @TheConchologist
    @TheConchologist Před měsícem

    Gerry Adams was beaten. The Brits were to much. The 6 counties will always be part of the the UK 🇬🇧 for all time

  • @user-qi9sw6fm3t
    @user-qi9sw6fm3t Před měsícem

    I, Dolores is a really good doc about this!

  • @gerryburke8477
    @gerryburke8477 Před měsícem

    Because the British government doesn’t want to catch them because they worked with the loyalists that why

  • @tonysadler5290
    @tonysadler5290 Před měsícem

    It will be the economics that will decide whether or not Ireland becomes one and united, inspite of the ira, not because of them. The consequences of Brexit will have far more impact than the gangsters of either side who care not for either population - but only for their own interests. Can any reasonable person consider any of these types of individuals fit to govern a free civil society.

  • @iano239
    @iano239 Před 2 měsíci

    Needless to say. The British government is not a force for good in Ireland.

  • @SantiagoBernebeu
    @SantiagoBernebeu Před 2 měsíci

    The IRA, the people of violence, lost both the battle and the war. What was it all for? A united Ireland without any British involvement? To think that they, IRA, Real IRA, Continuity IRA, Provisional IRA, wanted to bomb, kill and maim their way to a united Ireland failed pre and post Good Friday Agreement, so what was it all for? Even today, the Unionists are no longer the majority party in Stormont, but Sinn Finn. Sinn Fein have the numbers, but will it lead to a united Ireland should it be put to a vote? Only time will tell.

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před 2 měsíci

      Republicans were not the only people of violence in the north, lots joined with no political motivation and just to hit back against the army and police with the way they were treated.... Irish will not be lectured about bombing and maiming by any allied forces in modern times considering what they done in illegal invasions in modern times and slaughtered millions of people in the past 20 years

  • @stephenholmes1036
    @stephenholmes1036 Před 2 měsíci

    Not a word about about the Red IRA?

  • @robertwoods-dc4wo
    @robertwoods-dc4wo Před 2 měsíci

    Gerry Adams Hitler in plain sight

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před měsícem

      Not really Hitler was responsible for over 100 million deaths in ww2

  • @user-bu4tn1ei7v
    @user-bu4tn1ei7v Před 2 měsíci

    Ireland under the tri colour flag . World familiar with the great Rev Paisley , N Ireland s version of Mahatma Ghandi Nelson Mandela Dr King and Archbishop Tutu. Remember his contempt of Mrs Thatcher re the Anglo Irish agreement . I grew up in the UK lived there and survived eight plus attacks by the IRA. I liked Rev Paisley but always believed the British had no right being there .I am for a united Ireland as it should have been from when it all started with Charles Ist.

  • @TomWakeman-ul7om
    @TomWakeman-ul7om Před 2 měsíci

    They were soldiers it was war, they should had known the risk.

  • @sherlockgnomes8971
    @sherlockgnomes8971 Před 2 měsíci

    RIP to the Enniskillen massscre victims

  • @KimPhilby203
    @KimPhilby203 Před 2 měsíci

    Class Upload... thanks ❤

  • @damienholden2132
    @damienholden2132 Před 2 měsíci

    The leadership of the Irish Republican Army were Working for. Israeli intelligence mosade

  • @KeithWilliamMacHendry
    @KeithWilliamMacHendry Před 2 měsíci

    Attacking non combatants is truly dreadful behaviour.

  • @maximpact4070
    @maximpact4070 Před 3 měsíci

    F*cking pathetic behavior from M. McGuiness and G.Adams to still not take responsibility for the brutal murders they ordered after all these years. This is a disgrace

  • @robertwoods-dc4wo
    @robertwoods-dc4wo Před 3 měsíci

    Will rhey ever be peace

  • @sherlockgnomes8971
    @sherlockgnomes8971 Před 3 měsíci

    Pat Ryan was as much of a man of God as Ian Paisley was. Both examples of Godless men who loved death.

  • @jimmaloney1121
    @jimmaloney1121 Před 3 měsíci

    And now Stormont has a Sinn Fein First Minister and Sinn Fein is set to become the largest party in the Republic. Who would have thought?

  • @GenLodA
    @GenLodA Před 3 měsíci

    31:16 Sounds like the intro of the House of Pain's Jump Around?

  • @bigshoes5228
    @bigshoes5228 Před 3 měsíci

    Mr oliver

  • @bigshoes5228
    @bigshoes5228 Před 3 měsíci

    Imagine protecting maggie thatcher what a disgusting country

  • @LeHarlequinGaming
    @LeHarlequinGaming Před 3 měsíci

    BBC documentary making is just unparalleled, when they really try it’s incredible. This and The Death of Yugoslavia are the best war documentary series out there.

  • @user-ok5jk1vi5k
    @user-ok5jk1vi5k Před 3 měsíci

    I do suppose it is possible it may have been more difficult for soldiers from areas such as Glasgow Liverpool to serve in NI due to their ante credence and other historical reasons, it is perhaps certain that many soldiers serving in the province would hold bigoted outlooks it would be the duty of their superiors to assert discipline in that regard. I'm sure the deaths of these Scottish soldiers were suitably revenged,God Willing.

  • @garyhatter6468
    @garyhatter6468 Před 3 měsíci

    I still find difficult to comprehend how life means so little to people. Who use anything to justify brutal murder of anyone at anytime or place. How can this square up with anything.

  • @sydhendrix4853
    @sydhendrix4853 Před 3 měsíci

    Such a legitimately good documentary series. Was suprised how balanced it was, especially for the BBC lol

  • @sandorhartig3957
    @sandorhartig3957 Před 4 měsíci

    UVF Is a bunch a fagets!!!

  • @evelyng3889
    @evelyng3889 Před 4 měsíci

    When I saw my Granny McCaughey I broke down as I did not remember what she looked liked So long ago but Always remember never forget our Soldiers

  • @d.c-jr8015
    @d.c-jr8015 Před 4 měsíci

    The Brits stole the 6 counties from Ireland. So it was rightfully Irish land, just like Scotland was, but they chose to stay with Britain. Some Scottish fought against the rule of Britain. They don't sound British. If there wasn't Collusion involved against the Irish I believe the Brits wouldn't be there today.

  • @josephmcdonnell8987
    @josephmcdonnell8987 Před 5 měsíci

    What shaped the peace,hear it is in one short sentence,and this is relevant in any conflict........when the corporate companies see an opportunity to expand and move in,governments will facilitate through there agencies to stop the conflict.

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před měsícem

      One thing I've learnt in life in every scenario everything boils down to money

  • @kylemurray8662
    @kylemurray8662 Před 5 měsíci

    loyalists were committing genocide on behalf of the British government.

  • @Tellemore
    @Tellemore Před 5 měsíci

    So the BA not only refused to ensure government promise of housing was supported they actively fought it and prevented its implementation. How utterly stupid.