Go looking for Troubles at new exhibit

A PIECE of stained glass from the IRA's bombing of Derry's Guildhall and a belt worn by one of those killed on Bloody Sunday are to go on display.

- BY REBECCA BLACK

Training logs for Loyalist prisoners in the former Long Kesh prison camp, where scores of paramilitary prisoners were held, are also among the items put together in a collaboration between museums and groups. The Conflict and Legacy Interpretive Network includes National Museums NI, the Museum of Free Derry/Bloody Sunday Trust and Healing Through Remembering.

The network has been awarded more than £200,000 (€235,000) in funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support its project, called Realising The Potential Of The Conflict And Legacy Interpretive Network.