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The Battle of Bogside by Clive LimpkinClive Limpkin arrived in Derry on August `969, on the eve of the Battle of the bogside, as a photojournalist or the London Daily Sketch. He captured the turmoil of that period with intense reality and returned regularly over the next three years to record the city's descent into armed conflict as decades of discrimination and simmering discontent erupted onto the streets. Some of Limpkin images from that time are now among the most iconic to emerge

and how they see their future on the island of Ireland

At nine years old he knows a terrible wrong has been committed against his family

Publisher: Bill Rolston

The Skelper and Me is no ordinary memoir

Why did ‘Come Out Ye Black and Tans’

by Bill Rolston

The tone is humane

In the face of years of delay

Crumlin Road

made from black cotton and featuring a contemporary image of the museum building on one side only

Wherever the Struggle is details one man’s journey in political activism over some sixty years

failure to acknowledge the harm caused and a mountain of disinformation and outright lies from the Britisih Media and MPs