Description: Twenty years ago this week, the planned ‘Love Ulster’ march ended in some of the worst riots ever witnessed in Dublin city centre. So how did a bright and busy Saturday afternoon descend into violence, disorder and chaos? We hear a first-hand account from a journalist who reported on the scene.

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Host: Fionnán Sheahan | Guest: Neil Fetherstonhaugh

Description: Twenty years ago this week, the planned ‘Love Ulster’ march ended in some of the worst riots ever witnessed in Dublin city centre. So how did a bright and busy Saturday afternoon descend into violence, disorder and chaos? We hear a first-hand account from a journalist who reported on the scene.
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Host: Fionnán Sheahan | Guest: Neil Fetherstonhaugh

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From reconciliation to rioting: The ‘Love Ulster’ rally 20 years on

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From reconciliation to rioting: The ‘Love Ulster’ rally 20 years on

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