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"The Troubles" of Ireland | Keep It A Secret | Clip | Doc World

In 1998, the Good Friday Agreement ended Ireland's conflict known as The Troubles. But the people of these two countries, Northern Ireland - British & Protestant - and the Republic of Ireland - Irish & Catholic, had already suffered through unimaginable violence due to religious, political and social discrimination for over 30 years. Keep It A Secret: In '72, surf pioneers transcended The Troubles conflict to host the Eurosurf Championship. The film recounts the dawn of Irish surfing, revealing how it gave a group of young people hope while leaving a lasting impression upon Ireland. A film by Sean Duggan. For more: https://to.worldchannel.org/DW_KeepIt... #DocWorld #KeepItASecret #conflict #ireland SUBSCRIBE YouTube: http://bit.ly/WC_YTSubscribe Newsletter: https://worldchannel.org/newsletter-s... FOLLOW WORLD Channel and Doc World: Website: https://worldchannel.org/show/doc-world/ Facebook:   / worldchannel   Instagram:   / worldchannel   Twitter:   / worldchannel   TikTok:   / worldchannel   DOC WORLD is a weekly showcase bringing the best international documentaries to an American audience. The series dives deep into the heart of the issues - social concerns, cultural touchstones, political hot topics, and economic inequities. Continue to be surprised, informed, and delighted by the commonalities and differences that you, and peoples and cultures experience around the globe. WORLD CHANNEL is a 24/7, full service multicast channel featuring public television’s signature nonfiction documentary, science and news programming complemented by original content from emerging producers. Launched in August 2007, WORLD is produced and distributed by WGBH/Boston, American Public Television (APT) and WNET/New York in association with Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA). Funding provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the MacArthur Foundation and the Wyncote Foundation.