ROBIN JACKSON, GLENANNE GANG & 1982 IRA B*MB | Martin Doyle, author | CLIP

Martin Doyle, author of recently published “Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Home Place”, describes the terror of growing up in an area of rural Northern Ireland where, the now infamous, Glenanne Gang and Robin Jackson were roaming the countryside murdering innocent Catholics and being protected by the security forces.
We also discussed the IRA bomb (now known to be delivered by Eamon Collins, author of “Killing Rage”) that rocked Martin’s town, taking the life of a young boy and injuring more innocent people.
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These interviews are so good hearing real people's testimonies will hopefully serve for future generations to hear real stories and real truth. Love the interviews and the channel too 👊

[@christopherjcarson]

Impressive interview,with a markedly pastoral writer.Both informative and caring,a helpful share!

[@geraldnesbitt2123]

Em em em em em em em em

[@yabelli-eq2vv]

Is this nonsense finished now??

[@yabelli-eq2vv]

Terrible

[@BusManDam]

There is no factual hard evidence for any of this tittle tattle. None of this would stand up in court

[@BusManDam]

The contributors are biased, have a agenda and thus cannot be believed

[@dowdallerno1]

No, because the police destroyed all the evidence. Tittle tattle👌👍😂

[@greenandgold6814]

One of the survivors of the Miami showband massacre heard an English accent that night among the killers.

[@ATLmodK]

@@greenandgold6814Steven Travers is not certain that the English soldier he heard was Robert Nairac. However, he was identified at the parking lot where he allegedly handed off the explosives they used that night.

[@gerard7833]

Off course it wouldn't stand up in front off pro loyalists courts