“We cannot keep pretending forty years of cruel war, of loss, of sacrifice, of prison, of inhumanity, has not affected each and every one of us in heart and soul and spirit,” Price’s old friend Bernadette Devlin, who had led the student protests in the 1960s, said when the mourners reached the grave. “It broke our hearts and it broke our bodies. It changed our perspectives, and it makes every day hard.”
