Castlereagh interrogation centre is a police questioning site in the book’s account of Dolours Price’s arrest. Its significance in the available narrative is concise but consequential: it marks the point where her arrest by the Royal Ulster Constabulary leads into interrogation, alongside the account of a mission to rescue James Brown.

Identification and Setting

The book identifies Castlereagh by its function as an interrogation centre. The available evidence does not describe its buildings, layout, or daily operations, so its presence is institutional rather than scenic: it is named as the place where questioning followed arrest.

Dolours Price’s Arrest and Interrogation

The index records that Dolours Price was arrested by the Royal Ulster Constabulary and interrogated at Castlereagh. These episodes appear in the same early stretch of her story as the James Brown rescue mission. The sequence places the centre within an account of police custody and republican activity, though the evidence here does not specify what was asked, what Price said, or how the interrogation affected the rescue operation.

Recurrence in the Book

Castlereagh interrogation centre appears in the index not only in connection with Price’s arrest, but also in references to later portions of the book. Those entries point to further treatment across several sections, including pages 278, 301–303, 307, and 363. The available evidence does not identify the events attached to those references; taken together, the index establishes recurrence without warranting a fuller account of the centre’s later role.