Transcript of an interview with Archbishop Robin Eames, Primate of the Church of Ireland, and Bishop Patrick Walsh, Catholic Bishop of Down and Connor, by David Frost for BBC Breakfast with Frost on 9 September 2001. Between 3 September and 22 November members of the unionist community protested outside the Holy Cross school, a Catholic primary school for girls in the Ardoyne area, citing community violence in north Belfast as the reason. The crowds which gathered used violence and intimidation in addition to peaceful protest as students and parents entered the school. Eames and Walsh discuss ways of ending the protests. Breakfast with Frost was a weekly current affairs programme on BBC.
Date of Release/Broadcast: 09 September 2001
Name of First Interviewee: Archbishop Robin Eames
Name of Second Interviewee: Bishop Patrick Walsh
Role at time of Interview: Archbishop Robin Eames (Primate of the Church of Ireland), Bishop Patrick Walsh (Bishop of Down and Connor)
Interviewer: David Frost
Purpose: News
Media: Transcript
Copyright: © BBC Breakfast with Frost
Link: Read the transcript
Programme/Book/Article: BBC Breakfast with FrostTime Period covered: 2001
Key Individuals: Archbishop Robin Eames, Bishop Patrick Walsh, John Reid, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor
Key Words: Holy Cross School, education, youth, religion, community relations