In the second review of 1990, Jim Dougal reports on another year of violence in Northern Ireland. Seventy-four people have been killed in the Troubles so far this year.
Report shows footage of Northern Ireland Secretary, Peter Brooke, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Gerry Collins, and Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) Leader, Reverend Ian Paisley, making comments about the prospect of cross-party talks in Northern Ireland.
Footage of the aftermath of a bomb attack.
Archbishop Cahal Daly speaking about violence during his installation ceremony.
Aerial footage of the aftermath of a bomb attack.
Footage of the ftermath of proxy bombs at Newry and Derry.
Interview with Kathleen Gillespie, widow of Patsy Gillespie, who was killed in the Derry bomb.
Aftermath of the kidmapping of Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) officer, Louis Robinson who was abducted and killed on his way back from a fishing holiday in Kerry.
Funeral of Sr Catherine Dunne, the first nun to be killed in the Troubles.
Footage of bomb attacks.
Interview with Reverend William McCrea, DUP, who says he is still saying sorry to families of victims.
Footage of the aftermath of the Loyalist killings of Raymond Robinson and Dermot McGuinness with voiceover from the widow of Dermot McGuinness who pleads for no further suffering.
Irish Republican Army (IRA) funerals after Loughgall killings by British Army Special Air Service (SAS).
Aftermath of a shooting at a bookmakers shop in Belfast.
Aftermath of the killing of teenage joy riders by the British Army.
Former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, visiting soldiers in Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland Secretary, Peter Brooke, getting out of a helicopter.
Brooke meeting with Gerry Collins.
Brooke meeting with An Taoiseach, Charles Haughey.
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) conference.
An Taoiseach, Charles Haughey, with SDLP Leader, John Hume.
Unionist leaders, Reverend Ian Paisley and James Molyneaux.
Peter Brooke in Dublin with Gerry Collins, Douglas Hurd and Ray Burke.
Footage of the aftermath of attacks in Northern Ireland.
Statistics on deaths in 1990.
The reporter is Jim Dougal.
