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Northern Ireland #276730

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Apr 26, 1981
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(Studio) Rally in North Ireland in support of imprisoned IRA (Irish Republican Army) member Bobby Sands reported.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(Belfast, North Ireland) Belfast rally featured; films shown. Incring. popular support for Sands' hunger strike since his recent election to Parliment noted; his sister Marcella Sands Kelly incld. in report Father Dan. Berrigan said among those addressing crowd. [Bernadette Devlin McALISKEY - warns of organization and continued battle with England if Sands dies.] Support for IRA (Irish Republican Army) goals mentioned.
REPORTER: John Blackstone

(Studio) Violence following rallies in Belfast and London, England, reported.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

Reporter(s):
Blackstone, John;
Dean, Morton
Duration:
00:02:20

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