Tragedy of the Troubles: Documentary a timely reminder of dark days in North

Lost Lives, a documentary showing at Cork Film Festival, is a timely reminder of the bad old days in the North, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Tragedy of the Troubles: Documentary a timely reminder of dark days in North

Lost Lives, a documentary showing at Cork Film Festival, is a timely reminder of the bad old days in the North, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Towards the end of Lost Lives, Liam Neeson narrates the details behind the suicide of Billy Giles, 41, a UVF volunteer and negotiator for the Good Friday Agreement. Giles hung himself in September 1998, five months after the peace treaty had been signed.

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