His Name Was John-Pat Cunningham

His Name Was John-Pat CunninghamHe was just a child,an innocent child. He didn't even know what a gun was. On June 5th 1974, John Pat Cunningham, an innocent and vulnerable catholic man, was shot and killed by soldiers including the man nown as Dennis Hutchings. In the face of years of delay, failure to acknowledge the harm caused and a mountain of disinformation and outright lies from the Britisih Media and MPs, the one constant has been the dignififed and brave response of the

Focusing on the 1960s

she draws on dozens of interviews and rare

faded away like their pages

Dimensions: 234 x 156 x 18 mm

Told with wry humour and great feeling it goes a long way in redressing the imbalance in the prison history whcih for many reasons has focussed on the blanket protest in the H-Blocks where ten republicans died on hunger strike in 1981

Publisher: Beyond the Pale Books

and how they see their future on the island of Ireland

Clive Limpkin arrived in Derry on August `969

Lord Saville found the British army fired first

Northern Ireland

from traditional and contemporary folk

Bloody Sunday was the most photographed tragedy of the conflict in the North of Ireland