‘NORAID: Irish America and the IRA’ Review: A Slick, Polished and Absorbing Look at US Group Who Spread Provo Propaganda
NORTHERN IRELAND, JUL 09 – Trevor Birney’s film explores George Mitchell’s pivotal role in ending Northern Ireland’s Troubles and highlights American diplomatic influence in peace processes, 25 years after 1998.
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Irish Republicanism’s Reaganite Wing? NORAID and the Sidelining of Conservative Irish-America
This week’s premier of the RTÉ documentary series, “NORAID: Irish America & the IRA” chronicling the rise and role of diaspora Irish-Americans during the Troubles years offers insight into the ideological machinations of the Provisional movement and more importantly the …
‘NORAID: Irish America and the IRA’ review: A slick, polished and absorbing look at US group who spread Provo propaganda
There are moments in NORAID: Irish America and the IRA (RTÉ One, ep 1, yesterday), a stylish, zippy two-part look at the history of the Irish-American organisation that spread propaganda and raised funds for the Provisional IRA during the Troubles, when you might find yourself wondering if director Kevin Brannigan, who made 2019’s brilliant and hilarious In League with Gaddafi, is having some mischievous fun with the subject.
‘Kneecap’ Producer Trevor Birney on ‘The Negotiator’ Doc About the Irish Peace Agreement and Its Architect George Mitchell: ‘That’s What America Can Achieve’
Trevor Birney's 'The Negotiator' tells the story of George Mitchell, the U.S. senator who became instrumental in Ireland's Good Friday Agreement
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