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One of the workshops at the Maze Prison (formerly Long Kesh), near Belfast, Northern Ireland, where the inmates can learn various trades. Stock Photo

RMG80FEP–One of the workshops at the Maze Prison (formerly Long Kesh), near Belfast, Northern Ireland, where the inmates can learn various trades.

Jun. 06, 1981 - Inside The Maze Prison Belfast: Demands by hunger-strikers at the Maze prison were dismissed by staff there as an attempt to turn the jail into a ''terrorist training camp'', And they showed Mr Barry O'Brien the London Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, during his exclusive visit to the Maze, terrorist training equipment made by IRA Prisoners before they lost the special category they are seeking to ragain. He saw realistic wood and metal replicas of guns and models of bomb detonators Stock Photo

RME120WM–Jun. 06, 1981 - Inside The Maze Prison Belfast: Demands by hunger-strikers at the Maze prison were dismissed by staff there as an attempt to turn the jail into a ''terrorist training camp'', And they showed Mr Barry O'Brien the London Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, during his exclusive visit to the Maze, terrorist training equipment made by IRA Prisoners before they lost the special category they are seeking to ragain. He saw realistic wood and metal replicas of guns and models of bomb detonators

Aerial view of Maze Prison, Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RFA3037X–Aerial view of Maze Prison, Northern Ireland

razor topped walls and watchtowers of the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland Stock Photo

RMK66C7R–razor topped walls and watchtowers of the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland

RMAED3R8–The Maze Prison

THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997 Stock Photo

RMA6ED3R–THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997

Watchtower and wall at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh) Stock Photo

RFCWHWGB–Watchtower and wall at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh)

Notice outside Long Kesh detention centre The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland 1981 Stock Photo

RMMB1TT2–Notice outside Long Kesh detention centre The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland 1981

SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to death during a hunger st Stock Photo

RMHYKJJC–SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to death during a hunger st

Hunger strikers memorial Belfast Stock Photo

RFAXB0KY–Hunger strikers memorial Belfast

LONG KESH INTERNMENT CAMP, LISBURN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE1972. Was set up in 1971 during The Troubles on an old Royal Air Force Base, when Internment was introduced....Mainly Catholics and a few Protestants were rounded up initially but soon it housed Republicans and Loyalists. Long Kesh became known as H Blocks and the Maze. Stock Photo

RMEEB98Y–LONG KESH INTERNMENT CAMP, LISBURN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE1972. Was set up in 1971 during The Troubles on an old Royal Air Force Base, when Internment was introduced....Mainly Catholics and a few Protestants were rounded up initially but soon it housed Republicans and Loyalists. Long Kesh became known as H Blocks and the Maze.

1962 - Photo Shows How Most of the cells in the Maze Prison in Belfast look. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMFAPAFN–1962 - Photo Shows How Most of the cells in the Maze Prison in Belfast look. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RDTT1H–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News

Sam McCrory and Michael Stone Loyalist Prisoner Jan 1998 in the Maze prison Stock Photo

RM2FM5M5P–Sam McCrory and Michael Stone Loyalist Prisoner Jan 1998 in the Maze prison

Hunger striker Raymond McCreesh poster, woman protesting outside of the Long Kesh Detention Centre, also known as the H-Blocks or and HM Prison Maze, Lisburn Northern Ireland 1981 1980s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RMGFT9KN–Hunger striker Raymond McCreesh poster, woman protesting outside of the Long Kesh Detention Centre, also known as the H-Blocks or and HM Prison Maze, Lisburn Northern Ireland 1981 1980s UK HOMER SYKES

A watchtower and perimeter wall marks the boundary of the former Maze Prison, west of Belfast in Northern Ireland, U.K. Prison, Stock Photo

RMH2CJ7Y–A watchtower and perimeter wall marks the boundary of the former Maze Prison, west of Belfast in Northern Ireland, U.K. Prison,

HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Bobby Sands' as Michael Fassbender Mass in H-Block Maze Prison Date: 2008 Stock Photo

RMK3KR0W–HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Bobby Sands' as Michael Fassbender Mass in H-Block Maze Prison Date: 2008

Loyalist mural in the Shankill area of West Belfast depicting the release of prisoners from the H blocks of Maze prison Stock Photo

RMBD5KA4–Loyalist mural in the Shankill area of West Belfast depicting the release of prisoners from the H blocks of Maze prison

High security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RF2A88902–High security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site Northern Ireland

A composite picture of two scens inside H Block at the Maze Prison near Belfast in Northern Ireland. Top - Security gates in corridors. Bottom - Corridor of cells. Stock Photo

RMG5JEND–A composite picture of two scens inside H Block at the Maze Prison near Belfast in Northern Ireland. Top - Security gates in corridors. Bottom - Corridor of cells.

RME120WK–Jun. 06, 1981 - Inside The Maze Prison Belfast: Demands by hunger-strikers at the Maze prison were dismissed by staff there as an attempt to turn the jail into a ''terrorist training camp'', And they showed Mr Barry O'Brien the London Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, during his exclusive visit to the Maze, terrorist training equipment made by IRA Prisoners before they lost the special category they are seeking to ragain. He saw realistic wood and metal replicas of guns and models of bomb detonators

RFA3038X–Aerial view of Maze Prison, Northern Ireland

External gate of the former Maze Prison Long Kesh H Block site of the hunger strikes and dirty protest now under redevelopment Stock Photo

RMA39MD3–External gate of the former Maze Prison Long Kesh H Block site of the hunger strikes and dirty protest now under redevelopment

Perimeter wall at the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMAED3R1–Perimeter wall at the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland

RMA6ED0X–THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997

Security fences and watchtowers at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh) Stock Photo

RFCWHWK8–Security fences and watchtowers at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh)

The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre H blocks 1981 Stock Photo

RMMB1TR6–The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre H blocks 1981

Maze Prison Northern Ireland Releases IRA Prisoners Setember 1998 Three IRA inmates along with loyalist prisoners have been released from the Maze prison as part of the Good Friday Agreement A hug for released IRA man Henry McNally aged 54 from Dungannon He was sentenced to 22 years for conspiracy to murder members of the security forces he had served 10 years Stock Photo

RMB4WH73–Maze Prison Northern Ireland Releases IRA Prisoners Setember 1998 Three IRA inmates along with loyalist prisoners have been released from the Maze prison as part of the Good Friday Agreement A hug for released IRA man Henry McNally aged 54 from Dungannon He was sentenced to 22 years for conspiracy to murder members of the security forces he had served 10 years

Seclusion cell. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to death du Stock Photo

RMHYKJJF–Seclusion cell. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to death du

RMEEB8K4–LONG KESH INTERNMENT CAMP, LISBURN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE1972. Was set up in 1971 during The Troubles on an old Royal Air Force Base, when Internment was introduced....Mainly Catholics and a few Protestants were rounded up initially but soon it housed Republicans and Loyalists. Long Kesh became known as H Blocks and the Maze.

Mural in the Bogside, Londonderry, Northern Ireland commemorating the 1981 republican hunger strikers who died in the Maze Priso Stock Photo

RMC9BB2D–Mural in the Bogside, Londonderry, Northern Ireland commemorating the 1981 republican hunger strikers who died in the Maze Priso

RM2RDTT2M–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News

Michael Stone prisoner in H block 7 of the January 1998 Maze Prison in Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RM2FMJCXC–Michael Stone prisoner in H block 7 of the January 1998 Maze Prison in Northern Ireland

Bobby Sands poster,1981 Irish Hunger Striker Don't Let Him Die, Poster shows photo of Bobby Sands and above the Long Kesh also called the Maze Prison. Belfast Northern Ireland 1980s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RMGFT9KK–Bobby Sands poster,1981 Irish Hunger Striker Don't Let Him Die, Poster shows photo of Bobby Sands and above the Long Kesh also called the Maze Prison. Belfast Northern Ireland 1980s UK HOMER SYKES

RMH2CJ5Y–A watchtower and perimeter wall marks the boundary of the former Maze Prison, west of Belfast in Northern Ireland, U.K. Prison,

HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] Stuart Graham as 'Raymond Lohan' having a lunch break in Maze Prison Date: 2008 Stock Photo

RMK3KR19–HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] Stuart Graham as 'Raymond Lohan' having a lunch break in Maze Prison Date: 2008

A memorial mural to Bobby Sands seen in Belfast on the day of the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

RM2KCE1AT–A memorial mural to Bobby Sands seen in Belfast on the day of the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

RF2A88901–High security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site Northern Ireland

A prison officer checking cells in H-Block 5 at the Maze Prison (formerly Long Kesh), near Belfast, Northern Ireland, home to some of the IRA's convicted terrorists. Stock Photo

RMG80FEX–A prison officer checking cells in H-Block 5 at the Maze Prison (formerly Long Kesh), near Belfast, Northern Ireland, home to some of the IRA's convicted terrorists.

Jun. 06, 1981 - Inside the Maze Prison Belfast. Demand by hunger strikers at the Maze prison were dismissed by staff there as an attempt to turn the jail into a terrorist training camp . And they showed Mr. Barry O'Brien the London Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph during his exclusive visit to the Maze, terrorist training equipment made by IRA prisoners here before they lost the special category status they are seeking to regain. He saw realistic wood and metal replicas of guns and models of bomb detonators Stock Photo

RME120XA–Jun. 06, 1981 - Inside the Maze Prison Belfast. Demand by hunger strikers at the Maze prison were dismissed by staff there as an attempt to turn the jail into a terrorist training camp . And they showed Mr. Barry O'Brien the London Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph during his exclusive visit to the Maze, terrorist training equipment made by IRA prisoners here before they lost the special category status they are seeking to regain. He saw realistic wood and metal replicas of guns and models of bomb detonators

Freedom From Maze Shows Liberty Stock Photo

RFGWKGY4–Freedom From Maze Shows Liberty

Entrance to former Maze Prison Long Kesh H Block Once contained hunger strikers and dirty protest now under redevelopment Stock Photo

RMA39M2D–Entrance to former Maze Prison Long Kesh H Block Once contained hunger strikers and dirty protest now under redevelopment

Perimeter wall of the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMAED3R6–Perimeter wall of the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland

RMA6ED7G–THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997

RFCWHWJW–Security fences and watchtowers at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh)

Entrance to an H Block The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre 1981 Stock Photo

RMMB1TR7–Entrance to an H Block The Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre 1981

Loyalist mural commemorating the closing of the HM Prison Maze in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. Stock Photo

RMB4EW90–Loyalist mural commemorating the closing of the HM Prison Maze in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.

Medical examination room. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves t Stock Photo

RMHYKJK2–Medical examination room. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves t

RMEEBADM–LONG KESH INTERNMENT CAMP, LISBURN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE1972. Was set up in 1971 during The Troubles on an old Royal Air Force Base, when Internment was introduced....Mainly Catholics and a few Protestants were rounded up initially but soon it housed Republicans and Loyalists. Long Kesh became known as H Blocks and the Maze.

Former HM Prison Maze site. Prison watchtower lookout at The Maze Northern Ireland, former maximum security prison. Stock Photo

RM2YCP482–Former HM Prison Maze site. Prison watchtower lookout at The Maze Northern Ireland, former maximum security prison.

RM2RDTT61–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News

Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam at the Maze 1998Mo Mowlam was at the Maze Prison to talk to loyalist terrorists Stock Photo

RM2FMGG55–Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam at the Maze 1998Mo Mowlam was at the Maze Prison to talk to loyalist terrorists

Troops Out of Ireland and support for the Maze prison hunger strikers demo, Nottingham UK June 1981 Stock Photo

RM2H6E0GK–Troops Out of Ireland and support for the Maze prison hunger strikers demo, Nottingham UK June 1981

Undated photo - Irish Republican prisoners pose for a photo inside the Maze Prison. Her Majesty's Prison Maze (previously Long K Stock Photo

RMEAX2BM–Undated photo - Irish Republican prisoners pose for a photo inside the Maze Prison. Her Majesty's Prison Maze (previously Long K

HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Gerry Campbell' played by Liam McMahon prisoner on 'blanket protest' listening to smuggled-in radio in Maze Prison Date: 2008 Stock Photo

RMK3KR0T–HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Gerry Campbell' played by Liam McMahon prisoner on 'blanket protest' listening to smuggled-in radio in Maze Prison Date: 2008

A banner with images of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

RM2KCE1W9–A banner with images of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

RF2A888YT–High security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site Northern Ireland

A prison warden observes a member of the press re-enacting the departure from inside the H Block 5 of the Maze Prison, county Antrim, which is now empty of its Republican inmates. The remaining prisoners will be released 28/07/2000. Stock Photo

RMG538E3–A prison warden observes a member of the press re-enacting the departure from inside the H Block 5 of the Maze Prison, county Antrim, which is now empty of its Republican inmates. The remaining prisoners will be released 28/07/2000.

Oct. 10, 1974 - Maze Prison in Northern Ireland set ablaze by the prisoners: View of the wreckage at the maze jail, Northern Ireland, where a cell block, the hospital, the kitchen and about 70 barrack huts were destroyed in a night of arson and rioting which ended early yesterday. Fifteen members of the staff of the prison, formerly Long Kesh internment camp, were injured in hand-to-hand fighting with prisoners. Stock Photo

RME10YTG–Oct. 10, 1974 - Maze Prison in Northern Ireland set ablaze by the prisoners: View of the wreckage at the maze jail, Northern Ireland, where a cell block, the hospital, the kitchen and about 70 barrack huts were destroyed in a night of arson and rioting which ended early yesterday. Fifteen members of the staff of the prison, formerly Long Kesh internment camp, were injured in hand-to-hand fighting with prisoners.

Freedom From Maze Shows Liberated Stock Photo

RFGWN8NK–Freedom From Maze Shows Liberated

security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland Stock Photo

RMK66C6W–security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland

The Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast, Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMAED3T1–The Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast, Northern Ireland

RMA6ED7W–THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997

RFCWHWK2–Security fences and watchtowers at the abandoned Maze Prison (Long Kesh)

Improvised weapons found in the Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre H blocks 1981 Stock Photo

RMMB9GXW–Improvised weapons found in the Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre H blocks 1981

RMB4EW8Y–Loyalist mural commemorating the closing of the HM Prison Maze in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.

A crumbling guard tower. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to Stock Photo

RMHYKJJR–A crumbling guard tower. SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to

RMEEB8J0–LONG KESH INTERNMENT CAMP, LISBURN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE1972. Was set up in 1971 during The Troubles on an old Royal Air Force Base, when Internment was introduced....Mainly Catholics and a few Protestants were rounded up initially but soon it housed Republicans and Loyalists. Long Kesh became known as H Blocks and the Maze.

RM2YCP47P–Former HM Prison Maze site. Prison watchtower lookout at The Maze Northern Ireland, former maximum security prison.

RM2RDTT28–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News

Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam at the Maze 1998 With prison governor Martin Mogg left As she visits loyalist terrorist to convince them to stay in the peace talks Stock Photo

RM2FMJCWX–Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam at the Maze 1998 With prison governor Martin Mogg left As she visits loyalist terrorist to convince them to stay in the peace talks

Escape from HM Prison Maze, 1974 (3 of 9) 37696551324 o Stock Photo

RMKYM65T–Escape from HM Prison Maze, 1974 (3 of 9) 37696551324 o

An idle hospital trolly inside a corridor of H-Block 4 at the former Maze Prison in Northern Ireland. The Maze was once the main prison in Northern Ireland for sentenced republican and loyalist paramilitaries. The British government's proposals for the 360 acre site near Lisburn, Co Antrim, are to include a 42,000 seat multi-sports arena and 'centre for conflict transformation'. Stock Photo

RMH2CJ7M–An idle hospital trolly inside a corridor of H-Block 4 at the former Maze Prison in Northern Ireland. The Maze was once the main prison in Northern Ireland for sentenced republican and loyalist paramilitaries. The British government's proposals for the 360 acre site near Lisburn, Co Antrim, are to include a 42,000 seat multi-sports arena and 'centre for conflict transformation'.

HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Raymond Lohan' played by Stuart Graham, prison officer in H-Block corridor, Maze Prison Date: 2008 Stock Photo

RMK3KR0R–HUNGER [BR / IRE 2008] 'Raymond Lohan' played by Stuart Graham, prison officer in H-Block corridor, Maze Prison Date: 2008

A Belfast mural of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

RM2KCE1AY–A Belfast mural of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

RF2A888YY–High security watchtower in the former maze prison long kesh site Northern Ireland

RMG5JEN9–Maze Internment camp

Dec. 12, 1980 - MRS THATCHER ARRIVES IN DUBLIN FOR TALKS ON THE HUNGER-STRIKERS IN THE MAZE PRISON: The British Prime Minister Mrs Thatcher arrived at Dublin's civil airport today for talks with the Irish Government over the hunger-strikers in the H-Block of the Maze Prison in Belfast, who are on their 42nd day by seven men, and three women in Armagh Prison have just started their second week without food Stock Photo

RME11Y90–Dec. 12, 1980 - MRS THATCHER ARRIVES IN DUBLIN FOR TALKS ON THE HUNGER-STRIKERS IN THE MAZE PRISON: The British Prime Minister Mrs Thatcher arrived at Dublin's civil airport today for talks with the Irish Government over the hunger-strikers in the H-Block of the Maze Prison in Belfast, who are on their 42nd day by seven men, and three women in Armagh Prison have just started their second week without food

Escape From Maze Shows Liberated Stock Photo

RFGWKRHT–Escape From Maze Shows Liberated

RMK66CAG–razor topped walls and watchtowers of the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland

Perimeter wall and watchtower at the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMAED3R5–Perimeter wall and watchtower at the Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast. Northern Ireland

RMA6ED9X–THE MAZE PRISON NORTHERN IRELAND PHOTOGRAPHED ON A PRESS FACILITY VISIT IN 1997

Memorial in the Kilwilke Estate, Lurgan, to the 1981 Hunger Strike in the H-Blocks of the Maze Prison Stock Photo

RMBNK881–Memorial in the Kilwilke Estate, Lurgan, to the 1981 Hunger Strike in the H-Blocks of the Maze Prison

RMMB9GXY–Improvised weapons found in the Maze Prison County Down Northern Ireland formely Long Kesh Detention Centre H blocks 1981

Republican Monument Armagh Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RFA1AR51–Republican Monument Armagh Northern Ireland

RMHYKJJM–SHOCKING photos show the abandoned remains of Britain’s most notorious prisons where convicted IRA and Ulster Loyalist terrorists were held. From dilapidated cells and barbed wire fencing to medical facilities and the family visiting room the images showcase what is left of HM Prison Maze in Northern Ireland which closed in 2000. The prison housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles that blighted Great Britain and Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and is perhaps most well-known as the place where ten Irish Republican prisoners starved themselves to death during a hunger st

Prisoners families being collected to visit the Maze Prison, a prison that was for paramilitaries prisoners during The Troubles, Northern Ireland Conflict, Belfast 1973, Northern Ireland. Stock Photo

RMPY0H5B–Prisoners families being collected to visit the Maze Prison, a prison that was for paramilitaries prisoners during The Troubles, Northern Ireland Conflict, Belfast 1973, Northern Ireland.

RM2YCP47H–Former HM Prison Maze site. Prison watchtower lookout at The Maze Northern Ireland, former maximum security prison.

RM2RDTT2Y–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 23rd July, 2023. Republican march Maze Prison hunger strikes of 1981 marched through the centre. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News

Michael Stone (6 life sentences) and Sam McClory (16 years) in H block 7 of the Maze Prison Stock Photo

RM2FM6RA0–Michael Stone (6 life sentences) and Sam McClory (16 years) in H block 7 of the Maze Prison

Escape from HM Prison Maze, 1974 (8 of 9) 24539743728 o Stock Photo

RMKYM664–Escape from HM Prison Maze, 1974 (8 of 9) 24539743728 o

Inside H-Block 4 of the former Maze Prison in Northern Ireland, U.K. Photo/Paul McErlane Stock Photo

RMH2CJ6M–Inside H-Block 4 of the former Maze Prison in Northern Ireland, U.K. Photo/Paul McErlane

RMAGXRJX–In A Maze.

A mural of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

RM2KCE1AX–A mural of the hunger strikers, seen in Belfast. Today marks the 40th anniversary of Bobby Sands' death. He died on May 5, 1981, at the Maze Prison Hospital, after 66 days on hunger strike, at the age of 27. Sands became the martyr to Irish Republicans. On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

External walls of one of the H blocks in the former maze prison long kesh prison site, Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RF2A8894H–External walls of one of the H blocks in the former maze prison long kesh prison site, Northern Ireland

Buildings and Landmarks - HM Prison Maze - Belfast, Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMG80FE7–Buildings and Landmarks - HM Prison Maze - Belfast, Northern Ireland

May 05, 1981 - Hunger striker No.2 Francis Hughes Dies : Francis Hughes, 25, became the second hunger sterile in a week to die in the Maze Prison in Belfast. The first being Bobby Sands. Hughes was on his 59 day of his fast at the time of his death, He was one of the Ira's top killers, through men remain on hunger strike. Two of 26 deaths. Three other men remain on hunger strike. Two of them Patsy O'Hara and Ray, and McCreesh are deteriorating rapidly after 53 days, and are expected to died any time. Photo shows Francis Hughes who died yesterday in the Maze prison, Belfast after 59-day fast. Stock Photo

RME1207D–May 05, 1981 - Hunger striker No.2 Francis Hughes Dies : Francis Hughes, 25, became the second hunger sterile in a week to die in the Maze Prison in Belfast. The first being Bobby Sands. Hughes was on his 59 day of his fast at the time of his death, He was one of the Ira's top killers, through men remain on hunger strike. Two of 26 deaths. Three other men remain on hunger strike. Two of them Patsy O'Hara and Ray, and McCreesh are deteriorating rapidly after 53 days, and are expected to died any time. Photo shows Francis Hughes who died yesterday in the Maze prison, Belfast after 59-day fast.

Escape From Maze Shows Jailbreak Stock Photo

RFGWKK94–Escape From Maze Shows Jailbreak

razor wire topped internal walls of one of the h blocks in the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland Stock Photo

RMK66C7P–razor wire topped internal walls of one of the h blocks in the former maze prison long kesh site northern ireland

RMAED3T2–The Maze Prison, H Blocks, outside Belfast, Northern Ireland

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