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This is the story of republican prisoners who learned the Irish language during the 1970s in Crumlin Road Jail, the Cages of Long Kesh, the H-Blocks and Armagh Women’s Prison. Republican prisoners had political status in the early part of the 1970s and were able to avail of teachers and textbooks, as well as the experience of older fellow prisoners. However in the 1976 the policy of criminalisation was introduced and political status was removed from republican prisoners. Prisoners who refused to accept this policy began the blanket protest. Having no access to writing material or books, beyond a Bible in each cell, the prisoners found new ways to learn and to teach the Irish language to each other in the most difficult of circumstances. With Diarmaid Mac an tSionnaigh, Eibhlín Uí Choileáin, Jake Mac Siacais, Laurence McKeown and Pilib Ó Ruanaí.
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This is the story of republican prisoners who learned the Irish language during the 1970s in Crumlin Road Jail, the Cages of Long Kesh, the H-Blocks and Armagh Women's Prison. Republican prisoners had political status... Labhraíonn beirt Íosánach faoina saol agus an obair a rinne siad ónar imigh siad isteach in Ord na nÍosánach. Labhraíonn Alan McGuckian faoi mhúinteoireacht agus faoin tréimhse a chaith sé i gCeanada agus sna hO... Agus plaic ghorm á nochtadh ag Ciorcal Staire Uladh le hurraim do Mhuiris Ó Droighneáin ag a sheantach ar Bhóthar an Ghleanna, labhraíonn muid le cuid dá theaghlach, chairde agus chomhghleacaithe faoi shaol agus faoi ... Mar chuid den sraith s'againn 'Faoi Bhráid na Stoirme: Glórtha ar an Gheilleagar' [Before the Storm: Voices on the Economy] labhair muid le Feisire Pharlaimint na hEorpa Joe Higgins. Labhraíonn sé faoi na hag...