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An Cogadh Fada: The Legacy of Conflict in Northern Ireland,. Political prisoners are those convicted of offences listed in Schedule 4 of the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978 and, subsequently, ‘imprisoned for their role in acts related to the Conflict’ (Shirlow et al. 2005, p. 22).

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Sites of Confinement: The Stories of Armagh and Maghaberry Prison,nd their early struggle for political status, establishing their resistance to the prison regime as a continuation of the wider political struggle of which events behind the prison walls were to become a key component.

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Sikhar Patranabis,Debdeep Mukhopadhyaypter will focus on how women joined the Provisional IRA and the growing tensions between those women who demanded equality of status and women who ‘were content to perform whatever services were demanded from them’ (Ward 1989, p. 250).

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From Footnote Soldiers to Front-Line Soldiers,pter will focus on how women joined the Provisional IRA and the growing tensions between those women who demanded equality of status and women who ‘were content to perform whatever services were demanded from them’ (Ward 1989, p. 250).

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