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The Peace People – Working for non-violence since 1976

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Location:	United Kingdom
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Hosted by:	TDR Networks
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Subnetworks:	80.95.186.241

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History – the Peace PEOPLE Peace People the beginnings… Shortly after 2 p.m. on August 10th, 1976, an incident occurred in West Belfast, involving members of the I.R.A. and British troops. A chase developed with soldiers on Lan...

The Peace People – Working for non-violence since 1976 What we do The Peace People began in 1976 as a protest movement against the on-going violence in Northern Ireland. Its three founders were:... ...

What we do – the Peace PEOPLE New Image 3 The Peace People began in 1976 as a protest movement against the on-going violence in Northern Ireland. Its three founders were: Mairead Corrigan, (now Mairead Corrigan Maguire), Betty Wil...