troubles and beyond
The history of Northern Ireland from the late 1960s to today has been dominated by the civil and political conflict known as ‘the Troubles.’
The traumatic events of the years after 1968 touched almost everyone who lived here and many others from further afield. Inevitably, the interpretation of these events is contested in terms of their significance, meaning, and responsibility. While we have a shared past, we do not have a shared memory.
About this Exhibition
The exhibition delves into Northern Ireland's history, showcasing objects that reflect both the Troubles and broader social, cultural, and economic changes from the 1960s to today.
Move through the decades to discover the stories, pivotal events, and enduring legacy of the Troubles.
Take a closer look at objects currently on display in the Ulster Museum as well as previously unseen collections related to the period.
This exhibition was curated by National Museum NI's Senior Curator of History, Karen Logan.
Some content may be distressing. Viewer discretion is advised.
