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Peggy Deery: a Derry family at war

01 January 1991

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Peggy Deery: a Derry family at war
libdoc March=1992

Author: McCafferty, Nell
Publisher: Virago 1989, pp.143, Glossary, Chronology

Keywords: Northern Ireland IRA Military Civil Liberties

"When the Civil Rights movement began it spoke directly to [Peggy
Deery]. She went on the first march in 1968, and on many others,
until on Bloody Sunday, 1972, she was permanently maimed by a
British
Army bullet..." (Publishers text)

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