It Is Finished

More than once, Tom Murray held someone as they died in his arms during the Troubles in Northern Ireland - a brutal conflict between Irish Republican Army factions and the British Army in the 1970s. One such moment was when an undercover Captain of British intelligence was shot at point-blank range by the PIRA during an Easter parade.

Born a Catholic in Derry's Bogside on July 12th-the very day Protestant Orangemen march the province with cries of "No surrender"-Tom chose to serve as a volun...