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No Stone Unturned

The IRA brought the campaignto the British capital, London

[LOUD EXPLOSION] The IRA brought the campaign
to the British capital, London

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The IRA brought the campaign to the British capital, London.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
19
Timestamp in Movie
01:02:21
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Fine Point Films,Jigsaw Productions

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Movie Summary

An in-depth look at the unsolved 1994 Loughinisland massacre, where six Irishmen were murdered, presumably by a Unionist paramilitary group, while watching the World Cup at the local pub in Loughinisland, Northern Ireland.
For a number of years the IRA exploded bombs in the city - No Stone Unturned 00:05
For a number of years the IRA exploded bombs in the city
One mortar attack nearly killed the Prime Minister John Major. - No Stone Unturned 00:05
One mortar attack nearly killed the Prime Minister John Majo...
The van evidently stopped for several minutes - No Stone Unturned 00:07
The van evidently stopped for several minutes
The British Parliament is only a few hundred yards away. - No Stone Unturned 00:04
The British Parliament is only a few hundred yards away.
McCAFFREY: The IRA had certainly come to the conclusion - No Stone Unturned 00:09
McCAFFREY: The IRA had certainly come to the conclusion
[SIREN WAILING] - No Stone Unturned 00:11
[SIREN WAILING]
A policeman getting killed in Northern Ireland, - No Stone Unturned 00:09
A policeman getting killed in Northern Ireland,
You take the war to England - No Stone Unturned 00:06
You take the war to England
GIBNEY: The English campaign by the IRA - No Stone Unturned 00:06
GIBNEY: The English campaign by the IRA
That raised questions about whether the British government - No Stone Unturned 00:08
That raised questions about whether the British government
MAGUIRE: For Loyalist paramilitaries, - No Stone Unturned 00:07
MAGUIRE: For Loyalist paramilitaries,
[DISTANT EXPLOSION] [PEOPLE SCREAMING] - No Stone Unturned 00:14
[DISTANT EXPLOSION] [PEOPLE SCREAMING]
Thereby in their view, - No Stone Unturned 00:05
Thereby in their view,
[SPEAKING] - No Stone Unturned 00:05
[SPEAKING]
As part of our investigation, - No Stone Unturned 00:09
As part of our investigation,
He said that Loyalist paramilitaries - No Stone Unturned 00:06
He said that Loyalist paramilitaries
The state, clearly from what we've seen, - No Stone Unturned 00:07
The state, clearly from what we've seen,
GIBNEY: By late 1987, - No Stone Unturned 00:06
GIBNEY: By late 1987,
Police knew that Loyalist gangs - No Stone Unturned 00:06
Police knew that Loyalist gangs
In late December, informants told - No Stone Unturned 00:11
In late December, informants told