A consideration of the public service advertisements produced by the Northern Ireland office in 1994-95 during the brief, first IRA cease-fire. The ads conjured up a 'feel=good' factor that was hard to resist or criticise after so many years of unremitting gloom.
Original language
English
Type
A catalogue essay to accompany Willie Doherty's exhibition 'Same old Story', held at Matt's Gallery, London, June-August, 1997; The Orchard Gallery, Derry, August- October, 1997 and Firstsite, The Minories, Colchester, May-June 1998
abstract = "A consideration of the public service advertisements produced by the Northern Ireland office in 1994-95 during the brief, first IRA cease-fire. The ads conjured up a 'feel=good' factor that was hard to resist or criticise after so many years of unremitting gloom.",
keywords = "Peace process, Northern Ireland Office advertisements, Van Morrison",
23 p. 1997, A catalogue essay to accompany Willie Doherty's exhibition 'Same old Story', held at Matt's Gallery, London, June-August, 1997; The Orchard Gallery, Derry, August- October, 1997 and Firstsite, The Minories, Colchester, May-June 1998.
Research output: Other contribution
TY - GEN
T1 - What Kind of Peace?
AU - McLoone, Martin
PY - 1997
Y1 - 1997
N2 - A consideration of the public service advertisements produced by the Northern Ireland office in 1994-95 during the brief, first IRA cease-fire. The ads conjured up a 'feel=good' factor that was hard to resist or criticise after so many years of unremitting gloom.
AB - A consideration of the public service advertisements produced by the Northern Ireland office in 1994-95 during the brief, first IRA cease-fire. The ads conjured up a 'feel=good' factor that was hard to resist or criticise after so many years of unremitting gloom.