The Devastating True Story Behind FX’s Say Nothing
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the book and TV versions of Say Nothing. With his 2018 international bestseller, Say ...
SAY NOTHING : STREAM IT OR SKIP IT?
The Gist: After a quick explanation of “The Troubles,” the decades-long struggle to reunite Ireland, where Catholics in Northern Ireland were considered second-class citizens to the British-backed ...
'Say Nothing' draws strength from a focused story about the Troubles
From the late '60s until 1998, when the Good Friday Agreement wound down hostilities between the Catholic nationalist Irish ...
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Review: ‘Say Nothing’ draws strength from telling a focused story about the Troubles
From the late ’60s until 1998, when the Good Friday Agreement wound down hostilities between the Catholic nationalist Irish ...
How ‘Say Nothing’ Brought the Troubles to Television: “It’s a Pretty Edgy Subject”
Author Patrick Radden Keefe talks to The Hollywood Reporter about FX's new limited series tackling an open wound in Northern ...
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Billy Kennedy on 50 years at the News Letter: We were a close team that reported on terrorism - and on the good news in Northern Ireland too
Journalism has been one of the most illustrious professions for centuries and I have been extremely privileged to work half a ...
How Belfast's art and music are helping locals look to the future
In the Northern Irish capital, the healing and uniting powers of music and art are being used to reconcile the past, look to ...
FX’s ‘Say Nothing’ Is a Moving, Empathetic Assessment of the Troubles: TV Review
FX's adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe's 'Say Nothing' is a moving, empathetic assessment of the Troubles in Northern ...
Private nursing homes 'used to house pregnant women and babies secretly'
The Truth Recovery Independent Panel finds evidence private nursing homes were used as 'a measure of secrecy'.
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East Donegal within Northern Ireland? The campaign for a border referendum that never was, and the lessons it offers
In November 1934, in East Donegal, 7,368 Protestants signed a petition calling unsuccessfully for their region to be incorporated into Northern Ireland. The East Donegal petition came after Fianna ...