Video interview with Roy Bradford, former Chief Whip of the Unionist Party, by Ronnie Turner for RTE News in January 1969. In August of 1968 the Northern Ireland civil rights movement began public marches in support of its objectives causing community tensions between Catholics and Protestants. Following violent clashes at People’s Democracy marches in Derry/Londonderry and Newry in January 1969, Terence O’Neill established an independent enquiry into the disturbances, the Cameron Commission. Bradford discusses the potential findings of the Commission
Date of Release/Broadcast: 16 January 1969
Name of First Interviewee: Roy Bradford
Role at time of Interview: Chief Whip of the Unionist Party
Interviewer: Ronnie Turner
Purpose: News
Media: Audiovisual
Copyright: © RTÉ 2013
Link: Watch the interview
Programme/Book/Article: RTE News
Time Period covered: 1968-1969
Key Individuals: Roy Bradford
Key Words: Civil rights, British government, Cameron Commission