ESPN's 30 for 30: Ceasefire Massacre

[Crosby87]

Gspain, didnt you end up in drag that night? I seem to remember the taxi drivers not wanting to take us anywhere because of that.

[bennocelt]

True, even in Ireland the massacre didnt register with me for a few days, which is mad when you think about it. Just didnt hear about it till much later

[gspain01]

Gspain, didnt you end up in drag that night? I seem to remember the taxi drivers not wanting to take us anywhere because of that.

Not that I remember.

My decision to fly south the morning after the game wasn't the brightest in hindsight. I think it was an 8am flight via Philly.

[BonnieShels]

Think he means the 90% of locals who weren't interested, as I recall.

I think he's referring to knowledge of the massacre, as in most of our supporters at the game were naturally celebrating the result into the wee small hours but didn't realise what had happened in Loughinisland until the next day.

I was referring to knowledge of the massacre. We were out most of the night and nobody in those days would have had a mobile phone.

Thanks guys. The way I was initially reading it made no sense. It felt like you'd skipped over details about flying from Belfast.

[DannyInvincible]

A Guardian review of Alex Gibney's 'No Stone Unturned', a new feature-length documentary about the Loughinisland massacre: https://www.theguardian.com/film/201...d-troubles-uvf

[DannyInvincible]

Another piece by Sean O'Hagan on Alex Gibney's new documentary on the Loughinisland massacre: https://www.theguardian.com/film/201...in-county-down

Here's the official trailer: