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Violence in Northern Ireland
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2:38Now PlayingIn 1998 the Good Friday agreement brought to an end the violence known as The Troubles in Northern Ireland. But while the killings and bombings largely stopped, there was a rise in another form of violence; explains The Open University's lecturer in Mental Health, Dr Sharon Mallon.
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