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This is a tough watch... Stephen Parker was 14. When he spotted an IRA bomb in a car on Belfast’s Cavehill Road on Bloody Friday, he ran from shop to shop shouting a warning. He was killed trying to give other people a chance to get away. His father, Joseph, went in to identify his body while his mother, Dorothy, waited outside. He said he couldn’t recognise his own son. Dorothy remembered how Stephen could never sit still. She used to tell him to be quiet. “Now I just wish he was here making all the noise again.” The Provisional IRA took a brave boy from his parents. Whatever they thought that bomb would achieve, listen to his mother and ask what could ever have been worth that.

Second class citizens? This was how Protestants were treated in West Belfast's Lenadoon estate? Your thoughts ? I was born and raised a Catholic BTW....