The Troubles: Part 4 (1983~1987)
BOOKS BY GERARD J. HANNAN If this story spoke to you, you may enjoy my books — stories rooted in Irish history, Limerick memory, family, poverty, humour, loss, survival, and the long echo of the past. My books are available on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Gerard-... Thank you for watching, reading, subscribing, and supporting independent Irish writing. This video captures the ongoing challenges of "the troubles" from 1983 to 1987, offering a stark glimpse into the realities of the time. We witness the conflict that shaped northern ireland, featuring scenes of street disturbances and the presence of the british army. The montage highlights the impact of guerilla warfare and its reflection in the belfast landscape.

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