:15:00
so I'm bringing everybody
down here.
:15:02
The march is coming down here.
:15:03
These guys are gonna be
right here.
:15:04
So, nobody's getting
through here.
:15:06
William Street is the key thing.
:15:07
-Do we have enough stewards?
-We have enough.
:15:09
Michael, will you go
and ask the other fellas
:15:10
to come down
as quickly as possible, please?
:15:12
-ls that the Provos?
-The Provos are down there.
:15:14
What the hell
are they doing here?
:15:15
Well, they're
just sniffing about.
:15:16
Basically,
I think they must think
:15:17
that the Brits have invaded
the place.
:15:19
Oh, Jesus, I've been
down William Street.
:15:20
-Really?
-Have you spoken to them yet?
:15:22
I'm-I'm gonna have a quick word
:15:23
with the Commanding Officer
in just a moment.
:15:24
I will, I will.
:15:25
-Well, I'll see you down there.
-Right.
:15:27
Stress to those boys that we're
in control up here, will ya?
:15:28
Yep. Yep. How do?
My name is lvan Cooper.
:15:30
I'm a Member of Parliament
for this area.
:15:31
-Come on, sir, back off.
-Uh, sorry.
:15:32
You couldn't do us a favor
and move this back a bit?
:15:34
It's just the march is coming...
:15:35
No, you're not, mate.
:15:36
You're participating
in an illegal march, sir.
:15:37
Now back off from the barricade.
:15:38
Back off
from the barricade, sir.
:15:39
What gives you the right
to stop us marching in our city?
:15:41
You're participating
in an illegal march.
:15:43
Who says that?
:15:43
The sooner we can march
in our own city...
:15:45
We're just doing our job.
Back off.
:15:46
...to the Guildhall, the sooner
we'll have civil rights.
:15:48
We're just doing our job.
Back off.
:15:49
Well, it's a basic principle
of democracy.
:15:50
Northern lreland Government
has barred this march.
:15:52
Right, thank you.
:15:56
Jesus.
:15:57
No, I can't get
through to them.
:15:58
Oh, hold on.
:15:59
Mrs. Hegarty, I hope
you're joining us today.
:16:01
Now, no excuses.
:16:02
I can't. It's me Uncle John.
:16:04
He's been on bucket all night.
:16:05
Uh-huh, that's right.
:16:06
Was it the beer, aye?
:16:07
No, it wasn't.
He's sick, Mr. Cooper.
:16:08
All right, Mrs. Hegarty.
:16:10
Listen up. What are we gonna do?
:16:12
We're gonna march.
:16:14
Are you sure about this?
:16:15
We've gotta march,
we've gotta march, Kevin.
:16:16
I'll tell you, listen,
if we don't march
:16:18
civil rights is dead
in this city.
:16:20
The movement's dead.
:16:21
We have got to march.
:16:22
Sort the stewards out.
:16:23
I'm gonna talk to the Provos.
:16:24
-Okay. All right.
-Keep it up.
:16:25
Right, gentlemen.
:16:26
Be very careful.
Just go straight home.
:16:28
There's a huge military buildup,
and they've got us surrounded.
:16:31
Father, I'm going to miss you.
:16:32
Yeah. Keep your eye on the...
on the young people, okay?
:16:34
Mind yourself. Hiya, lads.
:16:35
Listen, there's a lot
of Army around, okay?
:16:37
Ah, don't worry, Father.
:16:38
So be very careful, lads, okay.
:16:39
-Listen, thanks very much.
-Okay.
:16:40
Hiya, Gerry,
I wanna have a chat with you.
:16:42
Listen, lads, I'll see youse,
yeah, okay?
:16:43
Ah, youse boys wait for me,
right. I'll be up nigh.
:16:45
How long have you been out now?
:16:46
I'm out three weeks now, Father,
so I am.
:16:48
So, what's the plans?
:16:49
Well, I'm trying to get a job
:16:50
but, uh, it's hard work trying
to get one with a record.
:16:53
Things will pick up, you know
:16:55
but the one thing, Gerry,
you gotta be careful
:16:57
you don't get nabbed
rioting again.
:16:59
I am, I'll be rioting again,
aye.