Across the Barricades: The Intimate History of Mixed Marriages During Northern Ireland’s Troubles
Executive Overview In the mid-1970s, at the blood-soaked height of Northern Ireland’s Troubles, a Protestant woman named Charlotte stood at the back of a Belfast parochial hall, cheerfully handing out paper cups of squash and flat lemonade to Catholic teenagers. Her husband, a Catholic man named Eoin, manned the door. Inside, their young daughter danced, … Read more
