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THE IRA ENDS ITS Read about the formation of the IRA and its war with the British government, 16-page file - 5,000k (click to download) Pages 1-8 - 2,500k (click to download) Pages 9-16 - 2,500k (click to download)
THE FACE OF NORTHERN IRELAND CASTLES OF THE NORTH Photographed
by Jonathan Olley, Journalists, photographers and camera crews have followed the conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland closely for many years, but attention has rarely been given to the consequences the conflict had for the urban environment. Photographer Jonathan Olley photographed the British army ’s heavily-armed observation posts and forts which define the street scene in Northern Ireland. They loom over shops, pubs and fish and chip shops like modern castles. Now that the army is withdrawing as a part of the peace process, the buildings and towers are being demolished brick by brick. (5300k) Hi-Resolution File / Download Here (700k) Low-resolution File / Download Here
OMAGH, AUGUST 15, 1998 The
Real IRA bombing which killed 29 people at Omagh in Northern Ireland
was the last - and worst - major attack during the 30 year war between
the province's Protestants and Catholic factions. The images in this
10-page essay are the work of Ulster Herald photorapher Jackie Sloan. CLICK HERE FOR MORE PHOTO ESSAYS Please
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