Escalating Violence post-Bogside (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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When was British Army deployed to Northern Ireland?

14 August 1969

Initial Catholic view of British Army 1969

Welcomed as neutral force for protection

Provisional IRA formation date

December 1969

Provisional IRA's main goal

Armed resistance against British rule in Northern Ireland

Bloody Sunday date

January 1972

Bloody Sunday death toll

14 unarmed civil rights protesters

Falls Road Curfew date

July 1970

Falls Road Curfew duration

36 hours

Falls Road Curfew location

Falls Road area, Belfast

Arms Crisis year

1970

Ministers accused in Arms Crisis

Charles Haughey and Neil Blaney

UDA formation date

September 1971

UDA's status among loyalist groups

Largest loyalist paramilitary organisation

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