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The Price of the Troubles: Print Feature

March 10, 2020 //  by Connor Stringer//  Leave a Comment

Kieran Nugent and Brendan Hughes depicted in a mural in the Falls Road area. Credit: David Levene

The Price of the Troubles is a multimedia project investigating the campaign to stop ex-paramilitaries receiving compensation as a result of a new agreement by Government.

Targetted for The Times Magazine, this print feature includes interviews from Shankill Road Bomb victims Michelle Willaimson, who left orphaned as a result of the bomb, and Alan McBride, who lost his wife and father in law in the explosion. Justifying the qualification requirements for the Troubles pension is lawyer Stuart McGee, who worked closely with Victims Commissioner Judith Thompson in producing the agreement.

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PRINT FEATURE

To see more from the project check out the links below

  • ONLINE
  • VIDEO
  • AUDIO
  • BLOG
  • TWITTER





About Connor Stringer

Connor Stringer is Editor in Chief of Nerve Magazine, which provides in-depth features on fashion, culture, entertainment and sport features across Dorset. He is incredibly passionate about writing, with a boundless curiosity about the impact current affairs and international relations have on his Generation. Connor has previously worked with NATO, The Times, Readly and Whatsnewinpublishing.

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