NICRA, the Derry March and O'Neills 5-Point Plan (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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NICRA, the Derry March and O'Neills 5-Point Plan
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NICRA founding date

9 April 1967

NICRA slogan

British rights for British citizens

NICRA demand: equal voting

One man, one vote

Gerrymandering

Unfair drawing of electoral boundaries favouring Protestants

B-Specials

Part-time police force seen as tool for Protestant control & intimidation

Special Powers Act

Law allowing detention without trial

Unionist fear about NICRA

Believed it was a front for IRA

NICRA's peaceful protest inspiration

Martin Luther King Jr. & US civil rights movement

Caledon Affair year

1968

Nationalist MP in Caledon Affair

Austin Currie

Derry March date

5 October 1968

Minister who banned Derry March

William Craig (Minister for Home Affairs)

Number of demonstrators at Derry March

Around 400

O'Neill's reform: complaints body

Ombudsman

O'Neill's 5-Point Programme year

1968

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