Description
MID ULSTER
UNCENSORED
On the roads, farms and in the small towns of Mid Ulster, ordinary lives became targets.
Mid Ulster Uncensored gathers the testimonies of those who lived through the violence, told in their own words.
Here are daughters searching for memories of their fathers. Wives left to raise children alone. Sisters mourning a brother murdered at Teebane. A woman who survived a devastating bomb attack.
Here, too, are those who served: a soldier who lost who carries an severe injury to this day and yet, returned to duty, a sergeant who survived two ambushes, and a dog handler whose dogs uncovered weapons that could have taken more lives.
For many families, justice has never come. The grief, fear and unanswered questions have endured for decades.
These are deeply personal accounts of people killed, lives changed and families carrying on through loss. Together, they bear witness to the brutality of terrorism and the courage of those who faced it.
These lives were not expendable. Their stories deserve to be heard. No rewriting of history can erase what happened or absolve those responsible.
Compiled by MUVE in partnership with Maurice Wylie Media.
ABOUT MUVE
MUVE supports bereaved families, people living with injuries, carers and those who witnessed violence. For many, the consequences reach across generations. Through advocacy, counselling and respite, MUVE provides a safe and welcoming place where people can find support and speak about their experiences.
With more than 1,000 members, MUVE works to ensure that victims and survivors are supported, remembered and heard. Behind every testimony is a person, a family and a life changed by violence.
MUVE is registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland under charity number NIC100714