THIS FILM CONTAINS RACIST LANGUAGE
It's August 1969 and Charles Witherspoon heads out to Ardoyne to interview local residents following the hostile attacks on Protestant houses in the predominantly Catholic Hooker Street area. People comment on mob violence and tell of being ordered out of their houses on Hooker Street. Women describe their traumatic experiences of evictions but recount the neighbourly relations on this street as being good up to this.
John McKeague of Shankill Defence Association also provides a statement in which he describes measures to ensure that the displaced residents will be provided assistance with housing.