Fourteen days in March 1988 marked a period of intense violence in Northern Ireland that prompted Fr Alec Reid to seek a path away from conflict.
Synopsis
Fourteen days in March 1988 marked a period of intense violence in Northern Ireland that prompted Fr Alec Reid to seek a path away from conflict.
Synopsis
Fr Alec Reid, a Redemptorist priest, witnessed a series of violent events in Northern Ireland during March 1988. Over fourteen days, the region experienced turmoil that shocked the world. Amidst the chaos, Reid sought a path away from the cycle of violence that plagued his community. Directed by Diarmuid Lavery, the documentary captures the intense atmosphere of the Troubles and Reid's efforts to promote peace during a critical moment in history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Fr Alec Reid, a key figure in peace efforts.
- See the impact of violence on Northern Ireland in 1988.
- Find out how one man sought to change the narrative.
Did You Know
- March 1988 marked fourteen days of traumatic events in Northern Ireland.
- Fr Alec Reid was a Redemptorist priest involved in peace efforts.
- The Troubles in Northern Ireland lasted from 1966 to 1998.
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What year did the events in Northern Ireland occur?
The events took place in March 1988.
Who directed the documentary '14 Days'?
The documentary was directed by Diarmuid Lavery.
What is the duration of the documentary '14 Days'?
The duration of the documentary is 60 minutes.
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