Bloody Sunday

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...7-0, this is 5-4...

Positions 1-8-1-9, 2-0-2-1

and 2-2 and 2-3

are now complete.

The 2-4 is in the position...

is in the, uh, uh...

being complete in about

five minutes. Over.

Excuse me, folks.

Good to see you.

How are you?

Excuse me.

Afternoon.

Ladies and gentlemen,

Major General Ford.

We are marching because ever

since the partition of Ireland

Catholics here in the North

have suffered discrimination

in a Protestant dominated land.

That's why we're marching.

In view of the continuing

adverse security situation

in the Province, all parades,

processions and marches

will be banned

until further notice.

We're marching because

the British government

promised us reform

and all we've had are excuses

and curfews

and the single issue that cuts

to the very core of civil rights

mass internment without trial.

That's why we're marching.

Anyone either taking part in

or organizing such an event

is liable to immediate arrest.

The law is the law

and must be respected.

So we say this

to the British government.

We will march peacefully

this Sunday

and march, and march again

until Unionist rule

is ended in this Province

and a new system,

based on civil rights for all

is put in its place.

Thank you.

And I would say

to the leadership

of the civil rights organization

any responsibility for any

violence which may take place

must rest fairly and squarely

on your shoulders.

Thank you.

We shall overcome,

we shall overcome

Some day...

Yeah, thank you.

Yeah, see you later.

...Deep in my heart...

You must have jets on your feet.

My launching pad is only

three blocks away, remember?

Yeah.

Let's continue, to the Moon.

To the Moon.

Can't we spend a quiet evening,

like, alone?

Well, we're expecting

Professor Reaburn to notify us.

The fellas ought to all be

together in case he does.

He's grand.

What's wrong with him?

He's just tossing and turning.

Gerry.

I'll get him. I'll get him.

I'll settle him down.

Anyway, Mum's home.

Hi.

Oh, God.

What a night, huh?

Hello.

How'd you enjoy baby-sitting?

- All right.

- You been feeding him?

Hello, wee man. Hello.

Was he good for you?

Aye, he was good as gold,

so he was.

Oh, see him playing up now

for me.

That's always the way.

Where'd youse go?

Up the Stardust.

The usual, you know,

just for a few drinks.

That's all I need

on a Saturday night.

Look, I'm just taking Hester

back down to town.

Right, okay. You be careful.

Aye, I'll be grand.

No, I mean it.

I don't want you

getting lifted again.

I'll be all right.

Ta-ra.

Right.

See ya.

Are you going next week?

Aye, may as well.

Be a good crack.

Aye, I'll be all right.

Hopefully they'll

keep the boys out.

Aye.

I'll keep them away from you.

Come around Jackie's...

No, he's not.

How're you doing?

Protestant?

Eddie wants you out?

Yeah, a right little turncoat.

- What?

- So he is.

What about the way he dogs me?

Keeps me young.

Oh, he's hardly gonna do that.

It's your sister's husband.

Come on! Get a move on!

Looks like they might

threaten us.

Aye.

You better leave me here.

You'll be careful tomorrow?

I'll be fine.

It's only a march.

And what if trouble starts?

There'll be no trouble.

It's a peaceful march

for civil rights.

All right.

Look, I'll meet you here

tomorrow about 6:00, okay?

Right.

See you tomorrow.

Bye.

Come in, One-Seven.

This is One Alpha.

Uh, one of your roadblocks

further out

has reported movements.

Three people in the green

Volkswagen Variant 1500.

Uh, the registered number

is G...

She was winking earlier

at that guy.

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