
Stephen Travers
@MiamiShowband
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Catholic & Protestant band from North & South, bringing happiness to all. Watch our Emmy Nominated documentary on Netflix https://t.co/dldmD6GfyJ
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Joined October 2011
RT @RobLooseCannon: Brother Kevin, RIP. The legendary Capuchin friar, founded the Capuchin Day Centre on Bow Street in Dublin in 1969. Or….
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They had guns, we had guitars.
As a member of the slaughtered Catholic and Protestant band, from north and south, whose final, self-penned record was titled ‘Love Is’, my question to British politicians who insist that politics has no place in music is, Why didn’t you insist on that 50 years ago?#MiamiShowband
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RT @loughran_clare: This week we bring our continued campaign for truth and justice to London to raise awareness of the truly awful way the….
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RT @MiamiShowband: Watch our Emmy nominated documentary, ReMastered: The Miami Showband Massacre, on Netflix.
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As a member of the slaughtered Catholic and Protestant band, from north and south, whose final, self-penned record was titled ‘Love Is’, my question to British politicians who insist that politics has no place in music is, Why didn’t you insist on that 50 years ago?#MiamiShowband
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RT @SarahBarr83: @EugeneReavey1's Book .'The Killing of the Reavey Brothers' is a gripping but harrowing read!. Hopefully, this can further….
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RT @KRWLaw: Henry Cunningham . In 2008 a HET report found that one of the guns used had been stolen from a UDR base in Lurgan, Co Armagh.….
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The attack on the Miami Showband had nothing to do with music, it was an attack on a band that brought both communities together.
'I asked The Craftsman, one of the most senior UVF leaders, if Irish ballad groups were ever considered a target but he laughed and said that whenever he went fishing with his friends to Galway, they'd go to traditional music pubs and that he particularly liked The Wolfe Tones.'.
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Six years on from this post and not a day goes by that I don’t pray for this great man. Jimmy, who has since gone to his reward, will always be a hero to me and my family. I hope to visit Daisy Hill Hospital on July 31st to thank them for giving me the past 50 years of my life.
My heart stopped three times on the morning of 31st of July 1975. I was only 24 years old but, thanks to the surgeon James Blundell (pictured here with me in 2006) and all the wonderful staff at Daisy Hill hospital in Newry, I survived and today I'm celebrating my 68th birthday.
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