'The MAZE' A 2002 Major Troubles Documentary Narrated by Liam Neeson

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'The MAZE' A 2002 Major Troubles Documentary Narrated by Liam Neeson
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@GB-vn1tf 23 дня назад

Thanks for all you have done in archiving all of the footage from this period of Irish and British history that's second to none. An amazing body of work.

@ATroubledLand 23 дня назад

Thank you :))

@Aaron-zu3xn 23 дня назад

there is actually a movie that has the same title about the prisoners lives and how they tried to escape and took hostages,the IRA took over the most secure prison ever built it wasn't supposed to be possible.

@Aaron-zu3xn 23 дня назад

if you want to check out the movie the name is Maze

@cbradioghosttalk1986 Месяц назад

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@leetucker6016 23 дня назад

Amazing channel and without doubt the best on the history and lives of those involved and affected by this dark period in British/Irish history 👍

@Avaloctus 21 день назад

Thank you for sharing this very good documentary. Greetings from Germany....✌☮

@L-gd8re 17 дней назад

Brendan Darky Hughes is spoke off in the same category as Connolly, Pearse, Collins, Sands. legend of a man whos name and storys will be remembered forever.

@michaelswann8046 3 дня назад

dont agree with his agenda.....but Darkie was a man who stood for what he believed in. His final words are sad... take me back to the cell. sadly if he hadnt been on strike he may have lived to play a longer peace role and i am sure he would have embarrassed the challenge? whats your thoughts ? mike : )

@Laconic-ws4bz 3 дня назад

I went to school in Tunbridge Wells in the late 1970's, I'm from Australia. I went into the Army recruiting office and passed the initial psych test thinking the Army would be a realistic job choice. Then I was told I would get a train ticket for a medical evaluation etc. Got home and realized that there was a possibility no matter how small of going to Ireland. Being an Aussie I reckoned it was none of my business being neither Irish or British. Condolences and all due respects to the families and friends on both sides who suffer.

16 дней назад

Brilliant work as usual

@UnrepentantFenian1916 19 дней назад

I have vivid memories of visiting that shithole in the late 80s early 90s with my mammy visiting my dad. Seeing a gaunt looking man who i hadnt seen in the flesh from 1984 when i was 2. For my family the GFA allowed my dad to come home but for the struggle our republican cause it was selling our cause down the river. I havent been back home since i moved to scotland

@AnonAnonAnon 2 дня назад

Aged two in 1984, so aged 12 in 1994, 17'ish 1999? So what did you contribute to the 'cause' then, apart from comments on social media in 2024?

@user-zt7hi9wi3g 13 дней назад

Gerry Adams was doing secret deals with thatcher behind there backs

@AnonAnonAnon 2 дня назад

The IRA was riddle with touts. Even Darkie was suspected of reporting to Dublin with intelligence on Belfast PIRA.

@chrismorgan1565 23 дня назад

Great documentary

@brendanmaguire4134 23 дня назад

A1 as always ATL.. TY for all you're work. ✌

@ATroubledLand 22 дня назад

Much appreciated :))

@kevza1978 23 дня назад

Cheers for this ATL.

@ATroubledLand 23 дня назад

Thank you :))

@ciaranbrown1983 9 дней назад

Kieran mc nuggent was the first blanketman

@arronblack67 22 дня назад

An amazing upload once again pal. Respect from Glasgow ✊🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪

@seanheader9279 9 дней назад

brilliant

@patkearney9320 22 дня назад

The English government sending in the military was the worst decision ever made, to this day I’ll never understand WHY.

@arfnore 20 дней назад

the Bosnian war would have been a picnic by comparison I'd they didn't!

@skimmingstoness 16 дней назад

It was the nationalist community that wanted the Army, they went from making them tea and sandwich’s to setting them up to be slaughtered within 6 months

@unusedsub3003 14 дней назад

No National Guard.

@arfnore 14 дней назад

@unusedsub3003 The NI govt, Stormont, did have an armed paramilitary force, the B specials. This was the equivalent of the US national guard. They were also exclusively made up of men from a protestant/loyalist background and had a reputation for human rights abuses against the Catholic minority. You have to remember that NI was set up to create a state dominated by protestants, had virtually no oversight or accountability, was gerrymandered to guarantee protestant supremacy and was opened/actively hostile to the Catholic minority (even though that Catholic minority made up over 1/3 of the population at that time!)

@patkearney9320 12 дней назад

@@arfnore I came of age when they had been disbanded but my Mother cursed them every day, they left my father for dead yet he managed to walk 2 miles to a friends house. The B specials made more volunteers than they’ll ever know ☘️

@finndewart7011 19 дней назад

Him sure it wasn't the first time this guy found two small holes. 😂

@bensmith5413 17 дней назад

Did Gerry and Martin ever do tough time?

@ATroubledLand 17 дней назад

ATLmodK here, not sure that you can call Gerry’s internment experience easy time. Also, in any armed conflict, leaders are protected by their troops or followers. Can you imagine Montgomery or George VI being jailed during WW2? Or Eisenhower or FDR? The leaders are always the most secure.

@bensmith5413 17 дней назад

@@ATroubledLand I just wondered because it seems that the late 70s was hellish for the prisoners. Never heard the top leadership talk about any experiences like that.

@ATroubledLand 17 дней назад

ATLmodK here again, thanks so much for your comment and you are right that the seventies were hell for prisoners and others in northern Ireland. Gerry has referred to his beating in a couple of his speeches in the 2010’s and later, but he always pointed out that he was not the only one subject to this treatment.

@NiSiochainGanSaoirse 17 дней назад

Generations of brave Irish patriots gave their lives and their liberty in the struggle for Irish identity. Don't give away what they so nobly fought for.

@Travers-kx4zk День назад

I don't believe the guys I n the maze were responsible for The Troubles

@melo1890 22 дня назад

there’s nothing good behinds stones eyes at all

@chanratt 18 дней назад

I think he’s very intelligent but a sociopath

@kevinsrennoer7553 18 дней назад

What puzzles me the most about this calamity is how come two english speaking peoples have to show off like this? The possibilities are abundant and the bad a non entity. Its not a conflict of religious character. Its simple pride. 😢

@chanratt 18 дней назад

It was never about religion. It was about national identity

@NiSiochainGanSaoirse 17 дней назад

It's never BEEN a religious struggle. Ever. Some of the most famous Irish nationalists were protestant, like the iconic Wolfe Tone. Hes a republican icon, thoroughly celebrated throughout republican Ireland, yet he wad a devout protestant. The Irish fight has ALWAYS been a resistance against tyranny.

@marko7871 12 дней назад

The language of Ireland is Gaeilge not English.

@tomgreene1843 4 дня назад

@@chanratt No popery ?? Many of the 1916 folk were religious and the Constitution had a religious anchor.

@chanratt 4 дня назад

@@tomgreene1843 did I say something about no popery?

@edwardodonnell6857 12 дней назад

A waste of time and human life the whole conflict.British working class loyalist working class and catholic working class all want equality and a prosperous life I hope under the peace deal we can find ways of working together for equal prosperity that respects all our community alliances.Personally I don’t believe in colonial segregation or settlements unless it has the approval of the host government that’s just me no disrespect to the loyalist community that I see as a great people we cannot change history we only have now what we’ve got the reality.I would like to see peace continue in Northern Ireland investment and jobs a fight against poverty a better life for everyone’s children.