The Rhythm Of Time (poem by Bobby Sands) - the Saker Some Mother's Son is a fictional account of the 1981 Irish prison hunger strikes that took the life of Bobby Sands. Robert Gerard Sands was born on 9 March, 1954, and grew up in Abbotts Cross, . . Synopsis. Life - Bobby Sands Tribute In the aisles, they stood with their faces half a foot from the next person's back. 9 April 1981 - 5 May 1981. May 7th: An estimated 100,000 people attended Sands' funeral in Belfast. 48cm x 38cm Belfast Bobby Sands or Riobard Gearóid Ó Seachnasaigh; 9 March 1954 - 5 May 1981) was a member of the Provisional Irish Republican Army who died on hunger strike while imprisoned at HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland after being sentenced for firearms possession. The controversy over the status, origins and financial dealings of the Bobby Sands Trust looks set to deepen following the disclosure that the Trust has 'licensed' the dead hunger striker's prison diary to a Belfast-based film company to provide 'the spine' for a new drama-documentary about the 1981 prison protest. Over 66 days, Bobby Sands' hunger strike caused a ripple effect across the globe. Telling the factual story of . Mrs Sands, the mother of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands, died last week aged 95, surrounded by her family. Sands was 27 when he died on May 5, 1981 after refusing food for the titular 66 days. Some Mother's Son - Barnes & Noble In 1981, Kathleen Quigley (Helen Mirren), a soft-spoken Irish schoolteacher, is shocked to learn that her son, Gerard (Aidan Gillen), has been arrested for his involvement in the Irish Republican Army. Sands was an IRA Volunteer sentenced to the H-Block British Imperialist prison, who. 1980s 80s 1981 Belfast Stock Photos and Images - Alamy The film focuses on the mothers of two of the strikers, and their struggle to save the lives of their sons. He married Geraldine Noade and they had a son named Gerard who was born 8 May 1973. 1980s Belfast suburb IRA graffiti 'Hell Block Must Go Now . A hero among Irish nationalists, Robert Gerard "Bobby" Sands was born in Belfast, Ireland on March 9, 1954. Copy. He had been in a coma for 48 hours before being pronounced dead by medical staff at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland . The controversy over the status, origins and financial dealings of the Bobby Sands Trust looks set to deepen following the disclosure that the Trust has 'licensed' the dead hunger striker's prison diary to a Belfast-based film company to provide 'the spine' for a new drama-documentary about the 1981 prison protest.
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