With powerful personal testimonies, this three-part series features the voices of civilians injured or bereaved as a result of the Troubles. Mary Hannon-Fletcher, Tommy Larkham and Peter Gibson reveal the incidents from the Troubles that changed their lives forever.
With powerful personal testimonies, this three-part series features the voices of civilians injured or bereaved as a result of the Troubles. Majella Toland, Stephen Travers and Robert Barfoot tell their stories of the impact of the Troubles on their lives, and reflect on their personal loss and injury.
The series concludes as Cathy McCann, Alex Bunting and Kenneth McClatchey reveal the impact of the Troubles on their lives and how they have dealt, and continue to deal with, injury and bereavement.
Peter Heathwood tells how he was shot in an attack on his home, left paralysed and confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life by his injuries.
Paul Gallagher remembers how he was shot in an attack on his home, and reflects on how came to terms with his paralysis.
Mary Hannon-Fletcher tells how she was shot while walking home from the cinema, and explains how her injuries left her paralysed.
Robert Barfoot tells how he was shot in an ambush and how his injuries resulted in him being paralysed.
Margaret Yeaman and Jennifer McNern tell how being injured in bomb attacks left them with permanent disabilities
Alex Bunting recalls the day in which he lost his leg in a car bomb, leaving him permanently disabled.
