The three members of Irish rap band Kneecap are ‘ceasefire babies’: they grew up on the streets of Belfast around the time of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. So did I. But the similarities between me and the band end there.
Despite what some of Kneecap’s fans might think, there was nothing glamorous about life as a ‘ceasefire baby’
On a November night in 2001, I was at the cinema with my brother.
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